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An article written by printer ink and printer experts PC World has shed light on what exactly consumers should be ensuring when it comes to picking their next workgroup printer if they wish to pick out a strong product.
The volume and variety involved with the latest generation of printers is something that can cause confusion among many consumers and businesses, but provided the following issues are considered, many issues can be avoided.
First off all, the website advises that consumers match the printer with the appropriate task and volume required while also ensuring that compatibility is checked in terms of Mac, Windows and Linux.
Also, questioning whether colour printing is absolutely essential is another good idea as well as deciding on exactly what type of ink is necessary. For example Laser Toner, LED, InkJet or Solid Ink.
Finally, ensuring a strong balance between volume and versatility is recommended as is researching the balance between cost and reliability.
Posted by Barry Ashmore. |
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Peer to peer sharing site The Pirate Bay has jumped on board the newest ink craze of 3D printing by hosting a page dedicated to digital 3D mock-ups available for users to print physical objects.
According to the site, the technology will be the next big thing in copying and printing, allowing users to manufacture spare parts for their vehicles and, in a number of years, download and print out sneakers.
Currently, 3D printers for the home or small office are available from a number of companies although Charles King, principal analyst at Pund-IT, believes the venture may prove short-sighted for the site.
Mr King told TechNewsWorld: "I believe [The Pirate Bay] may have mistaken a package of powdered magic mushrooms for their usual chai latte. "At this point, I believe the investment cost in equipment and materials would require an industrial-scale operation."
3D printing is the process of creating three-dimensional objects from files using a materials printer, and special printer ink.
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The printing and printer ink industry is expected to grow by around five per cent this year in Dubai according to the Printing and Publishing Group (PPG).
According to the group, the growth comes as a result of technological advancements and a huge contribution of finances by the UAE's printing industry.
The PPG and the Dubai International Print Awards have been determined to enhance the quality standards of the print industry in the area for some time.
Ahmad Bin Hassan Al Shaikh, chairman of the PPG, said: "Despite the unprecedented financial challenges faced by all sectors, the current market situation and data indicate a promising future for the printing industry.
"PPG and the Dubai International Print Awards offer a very unique platform which brings forward printers from the GCC, Levant, Asia, North and South Africa."
The group is preparing itself for the Dubai International Print Awards 2012 with will be held on February 8th at the Grand Hyatt, Dubai.
Posted by Barry Ashmore. |
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Sony Pictures has told of how they used the latest trend in printers and printer ink to help create their upcoming film, The Pirates! Band of Misfits.
Speaking to Fox News, the company's key animator, Ian Whitlock, told how animators at the company used 3D printers to create the mouths for a number of characters within the film.
The news provider was told how the technology, which is the toast of the printing world currently, was used in order to make several different mouths for the 'Pirate Captain' as well as other characters.
Mr Whitlock said: "We built about 8,000 mouths. For the Pirate Captain model, we made 257 separate mouths. For someone like Charles Darwin, we probably had about 130 mouths."
Rich Brown, senior editor at cnet.com, told Fox: "The layers build up in liquid form. The material solidifies as it prints out each layer, and the end result is a 3D object in real life
The Pirates! Band of Misfits is set to be released in US cinemas on March 30th.
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Printer Ink history is set to take centre stage in the tri-state area next week with the president of the Printing Industries of America (PIA) set to visit and take part in a number of celebrations to mark International Printing Week.
Michael Makin will begin the week's frolics by addressing the local Ohio and Northern Kentucky PIA group at the Kenwood Country Club before then taking a tour of Newport-based printer Multi-Craft, which has existed for over 55 years.
Multi-Craft has been a member of PIA ever since the company was founded in 1955 and company president Deborah Simpson told Fox 19 that the visit of Mr Makin was an honour.
Ms Simpson said: "As a company with a rich history of its own, it is an honour to celebrate that of the entire print industry and host one of its great modern industry leaders."
PIA provides research, training, economic insight, cost-savings and advocacy to its member printer ink companies, who employ nearly a million people.
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A response has been issued to a question asked in Computer Active's help section relating to whether two PCs can use one printer and share its ink or toner cartridges.
Responding to the question from a puzzled reader, an expert from the website suggested that a print-serve style gadget could be the answer to printers' prayers.
Such a device would allow any computer on the same network as the printer to recognise it, send jobs to it and potentially save money spent on printer ink because of the more efficient setup.
The response on the website reads: "A device such as the Network USB Hub is particularly convenient when the computers aren’t situated close together but if the computers aren’t networked, it is of no use. In that case, a simple USB switch will do the job."
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A survey carried out by PC Advisor has found that ink running out too quickly is the main gripe of 68 per cent of printer users.
According to the website, its survey suggests that there is now a growing awareness among users that due care and attention needs to be given to selecting the adequate ink cartridges and printing plans.
The website recommends that users think long-term about what printing needs they have to ensure that they don't end up paying over the odds during the course of their printer's lifetime.
Results from the survey could encourage users to ensure that they check the manufacturers' page yield estimate prior to purchasing the item if they wish to make savings on printer ink in the long run.
The second most common problem that users highlighted with their printer was having issues with printing from their computer while ten per cent were unhappy with the print sharpness produced by their home inkjet printers.
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Connectivity solutions provider Lantronix has announced a wireless printing device which ensures that Apple iOS users will finally be able to see their mobile documents in printer ink.
The device, known as the xPrintServer, will allow users of iPads, iPhones and iPod touches to print wirelessly from their device to virtually any networked printer. Ever since the devices were released, many users have problems with connecting to compatible printing devices.
However, the new device, around the same size as an iPhone, will remedy that problem. It contains an iOS native print menu and doesn't require any additional applications, software downloads, or printer drivers.
Kurt Busch, president and chief executive officer for Lantronix, said: "The xPrintServer embodies our goal of leveraging Lantronix technology to serve the needs of today's growing markets.
"The proliferation of iPads and iPhones in the corporate world has yielded a potentially tremendous opportunity for providing an easy printing solution for enterprise-class printers."
The manufacturer's suggested retail price for the product is around £96.
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IT writer Jacqueline Seng, from CNET Asia, has compiled her own review of the best all-in-one (AIO) printers on the market in the hope that readers can save money on efficiency when it comes to printing and ink cartridges use.
Specially within the review, Ms Seng highlighted the positive and negative points for three printers, the Epson ME Office 535, the Canon Pixma MG2170 and the HP Deskjet 3070A.
Within the review Ms Seng looked at five key areas for her analysis. These being long term costs, power consumption, ink cartridges, special features and warranty length.
Ms Seng wrote in her review: "These AIOs can print, scan and copy - while taking up less space on your table. If you live in a city, where space is generally limited, a more compact printer may be ideal for households and small office/home office."
The review concluded that the HP printer had features usually found on more expensive models. However users who opted for the Epson could find their printer more economical in the long run.
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Along with recyclable ink cartridges, 3D printing is arguably one of the biggest things to happen to the print industry recently, and now NASA has begun to use the technology to create spare parts for space journeys.
NASA has recently selected a US firm's proposal to build a 3D printer for the space station and in theory the new technology could enable the manufacture of spare parts or tools on the fly, as it were.
Made in Space, came out of Singularity University which is a school for start-ups aimed at solving the world's biggest problems and the company's chief technology officer told of his belief in the project.
Jason Dunn, also co-founder of the company, said: "When a tool breaks, at the very worst the space-station crew calls Houston and says, 'Send us a CAD (computer-aided design) file of that tool,' and they'll be able to 3D-print it."
The development is the latest step forward for the printer technology which is growing all the time.
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