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Canon hawk a super-compact Selphy photo printer

, Jul 2nd 2007 Discuss [0]

If you ask me, it's a good job the palms of people's hands are generally so compact, otherwise what would manufacturers describe their tiny products as fitting into?  "Fits into your small-intestine" just doesn't have the same 'buy me!' ring to it.  Anyway, Canon is latest to roll out that old chestnut, claiming their Selphy CP740 photo printer is, yes, small enough to fit in your hand.  It'll spit out a fresh 4x6 in 58 seconds.   Read The Full Story

Wall-Mounted Wireless Printer is slim style icon

, May 23rd 2007 Discuss [1]

If you lock a printer, a WiFi dongle and a digital photo frame in a bedroom with an two-gallon tub of industrial lubricant and refuse to let them leave until they've produced some sort of offspring, you might just end up with this Wall-Mountable Wireless Printer.  Designed by ransmeier & floyd, it produces prints and then drops them down into a viewing window.   Read The Full Story

Haier LCD can print out screenshots

, May 15th 2007 Discuss [0]

Before the days of the internet, people watching cookery programmes on TV would have to develop very speedy writing hands in order to copy down a recipe from the screen before it disappeared.  It was the difference between a delicious roasted duck breast with plum coulis and an unpleasant, flat cake that tastes like dung.  What they really could have done with is some way to take a screenshot, printing it out for later and leaving them free to concentrate on hoping the chef scalds himself.  Well, several years too late, Haier are planning to release a TV that, among HDMI and USB, has a "printer port".   Read The Full Story

Canon updates SELPHY printer line

, May 10th 2007 Discuss [0]

If you love to print out your own 4x6 pictures from your digital camera, Canon has updated their SELPHY line of 4x6 printers that might be worth checking out. Read The Full Story

Epson wins first round of lawsuit against illegal cartridge manufacturers

, Apr 9th 2007 Discuss [0]

We all know that manufacturers make a ton of money off of ink cartridges. We know this because we fork over a lot of money for a piece of plastic, a chip and a few drops of ink. So naturally, as consumers we try to find the cheapest possible prices on said cartridges. For some, they find it cheaper to purchase their ink from manufacturers overseas. Don't expect to continue doing that for long. Read The Full Story

Lexmark E120n Laser Printer Reviewed: Can cheap really be cheerful?

, Mar 21st 2007 Discuss [4]

Scroll your memory truffles back ten years, flick open a catalogue of printers and tell me the cheapest monochrome laser you can find. Bowel-shattering, isn’t it. And yet for the past few weeks in my lounge-cum-banquette-seating-area I’ve had a networked laser printer that you can pick up for less than $100 online (or under £80 in the UK); it’s the E120n and it’s made by the lovelies at Lexmark.

Lexmark E120n Laser Printer

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Fastest inkjet printer ever

, Mar 21st 2007 Discuss [4]

One of the worst things in life has to be waiting. And for all of our great technology these days, we're still constantly waiting. Whether it's downloading Windows updates, or printing off a family portrait, there's always plenty of time to kill. Australian-based Silverbrook Research my have something to cut down on the time you spend waiting on those prints. video after the jump Read The Full Story

Canon’s super-squashed portable Pixma printer

, Feb 25th 2007 Discuss [0]

Canon's printer division has issued a warning this week about a group of gadget-squashing rogue Sumo wrestlers who have taken to squatting on consumer electronics and crushing them.  The most recent victim is the company's Pixma iP90v printer, which used to be the size of a small bus but is now compact enough to slot into your printer bag.   Read The Full Story

Unboxing – HP Printing Mailbox from Presto

, Feb 19th 2007 Discuss [4]

A little while ago I wrote an article on the HP Printing Mailbox from Presto. As you saw in my article, I wasn't very impressed by what I saw. The good people over at Presto read it and wanted to make a believer out of me. Read The Full Story

Revolutionary printing from Kodak

, Feb 7th 2007 Discuss [0]

With all of the digital cameras on the market, people are printing out their pictures at home more than ever. Kodak is hoping to revolutionize the home printing industry by introducing a new type of ink that has an archival life of 100 years. Now you're probably thinking that your prints should last about that long too, in reality, most inkjet prints last closer to 15. So 100 years isn't too bad. Read The Full Story

The printer that fits in your pocket

, Jan 31st 2007 Discuss [0]

So you've just taken a great picture of your friend doing something really crazy on your cell phone. Now what if your best bud wants a copy of it? Well, soon you can just whip out your handheld printer from ZINK and print out a nice 2x3 of him acting like an idiot. Basically the printer is about the size of an average cell phone that can print off pictures using a specialized piece of paper. The picture is created by heating up and putting varying amounts of pressure on the polymer paper. The obvious upsides to this unit is the fact that it has no liquid ink. No ink = no mess. This unit is still in testing, so we've not seen just how well the pictures turn out. Who knows, if it does well enough, this could be something to revolutionize the printing industry. Pricing is expected to be around $99 for the printer and around $19.95 for a 100 pack of paper. The only thing you'll have to worry about is what your friend will do when he finds out you've made copies of his little incident for everyone. Zink Bringing Printers to Your Handheld Gadgetry [via engadget]

Brother’s New MPrint MW-260 Handheld Printer

, Dec 26th 2006 Discuss [0]

Forget about finding the nearest Kinkos when you urgently need to print something while on the go. The MPrint line of handheld printers from Brother along with a trusty notebook or Windows Mobile handheld will insure you’re always prepared to print wherever you are. Brother’s latest MPrint device is the MW-260, which can handle a larger paper size of A6 rather than the A7 of previous models. At a maximum 300dpi resolution, the tiny printer can pump out an impressive 20 black and white pages per minute. And with the ability to connect via Bluetooth, IR, or USB, you wont have the hassle of carrying around additional cables. This handheld printer is set to release first in Japan during March 2007 and then soon after in North America. There is no word yet on pricing. Brother updates with larger mobile printer [Via: Electronista]
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