Showing posts with label Printers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Printers. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2011

ImageCLASS MF4570dn Printer Review

Canon imageCLASS MF4570dn is black & white multifunction laser printer.
Features of the Canon imageCLASS printer MF4570dn are:

Duplex Versatility

Enhancing small and home office operation, Canon’s imageCLASS MF4570dn provides duplex output capabilities for printing, copying and receiving Faxes. Also the unit allows users to copy single-sided pages to double-sided output. Through the device’s 35-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF), output is Easily duplex printed for a more streamlined office workflow.

Networkable

The imageCLASS MF4570dn delivers large-office network capabilities in an affordable compact package. It is networkable over an Ethernet network, so everyone Can Easily share printing, PC faxing and scanning directly from on their PCs.

Smart Paper Handling

The MF4570dn Boast print and copy speeds of up to 26 pages-per-minute (ppm) for letter-sized output, and delivers Quick First Prints or copy pages in approximately six seconds. The unit Also Offers a large paper handling of up to 250 pages in a front-loading cassette.

Single Cartridge System

The MF4570 Also incorporates the Canon Single Cartridge System, Which combines the toner and drum in one easy-to-replace unit, resulting in excellent image quality retention and eliminating the complication and warehousing of separate toner and drum consumables.

Specification of printer is Canon imageCLASS MF4570dn:

* Printing Method: Monochrome Laser.
* Black print speed: up to 26 ppm.
* Print resolution: Black: Up to 600 x 600 dpi & 1200 x 600 dpi quality.
* Toner compatibility: Canon Cartridge 128 CRG yield * (2.100).
* Paper sizes: Letter, Legal, A4, A5, B5, Statement, Executive.
* Standard Interface: USB 2.0 Hi-Speed, 10/100 Base-T Ethernet (Network).
* Weight: 8.25 lbs.
* Dimension: 15.4 “(W) x 16.6″ (D) x 6.14 “(H).
* Price: $ 299

Source [http://www.aboutprinter.com/1050/imageclass-mf4570dn-printer-review]



Monday, December 20, 2010

Pandigital PANPRINT01 Portable Printer with ZINK Technology

Pandigital PANPRINT01 Portable Printer with ZINK Technology
Prints 4" x 6" borderless color images without ink / 5-in-1 memory card reader / No PC required / 1.44" display screen
Seeking a great portable Printer for that on-the-go mobility? The Pandigital Portable Photo Printer with ZINK Zero Ink Technology delivers great printing results of text and photos without the hassle, cost, mess or waste of old fashioned ink cartridges. The Pandigital Portable Photo Printer makes it easy and fun to share your memories with friends and family. Simply print, share and enjoy.

Ultra portable design allows the ZINK Portable Printer to go where you go for printing fun wherever you are. Prints 4" x 6" borderless Color images without ink using ZINK Zero Ink Printing Technology from ZINK Imaging, removing the cost, hassle, and waste of replacing ink cartridges. 5-in-1-memory Card Reader allows you to quickly and easily print photos from your digital camera. No PC required.

So how does Pandigital make this great portable printer that doesn't use ink? That's where ZINK or Zero Ink technology comes in. ZINK stands for Zero Ink - an amazing new way to print in full color without the need for ink cartridges or ribbons. The ZINK Technology encompasses both the ZINK Paper and the intelligence embedded in every ZINK-enabled device. The technology enables a new category of color printing devices and paper that work as a system to print in a whole new way.

At the heart of the ZINK Technology is the Patented ZINK Paper, an advanced composite material with cyan, yellow, and magenta dye crystals embedded inside, and a protective polymer overcoat layer outside. The crystals are colorless before printing, so ZINK Paper looks like regular White photo paper. Heat from a ZINK-enabled device activates the crystals, forming all the colors of the rainbow. The printing process is now radically simple. Just add ZINK Paper.

ZINK is a revolutionary approach to full color printing that is mobile, embeddable in any device, simple to use, easy to maintain and has dramatically less waste. ZINK provides the perfect Bridge between your digital content and the real world.

Features:

# Super portable printer makes it fun and easy to share photos no matter where you are
# No ink means no cost, no waste, no hassle and no mess
# Prints full color 4"x6" photos in seconds, with no drying time needed
# Screen Size: 1.44"
# Memory Cards (supported): SD/MS/MS-Pro/MMC/XD with Integrated reader
# USB Host
# USB Device: USB 2.0
# In the box:
# Portable Printer & ZINK paper tray
# 5 sheets of ZINK paper
# AC Adapter
# USB Cable
# User Guide

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Card Reader Included with Built-in Screen
Maximum Paper Size 4x6
Printer Connection Port USB
Printer Use Photos

Via [jr.com]

HP’s New Printers Will Print From iOS Even Without AirPrint

HP’s New Printers Will Print From iOS Even Without AirPrint
Starting in November when iOS 4.2 drops, we’ll finally be able to print directly from the iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad through AirPrint. At the beginning, AirPrint will mostly only work with printers shared on your network, but eventually, AirPrint-certified printers will appear that can sense nearby iOS devices out-of-the-book.

In the meantime, though, we’re going to have to settle for some printers kludging iOS printing… namely by assigning each printer an e-mail address to which documents can be sent for printing through your iPhone or iPad’s built-in Mail.app.

HP’s just announced three such printers: the HP Envy e-All-In-One, which will cost $249 and do the whole smorgasbord of home printing duties including printing, copying and scanning; the HP OfficeJet Pro 8500A Plus, an all-in-one office inkjet with wireless connectivity; and the HP PhotoSmart eStation, which costs $499 and is capable of printing photos of up to 9600×2400 dpi, and comes with an optional (blargh) Android tablet.

They’re all attractive printers, and they are all technically “AirPrint-compatible” in that when AirPrint rolls down the software update pipeline, they’ll at least be shareable from your Mac. If you want a truly AirPrint compatible printer, though, best wait for a spell longer.

Source [cultofmac.com]

New Samsung Wireless Printers Coming Next Month

New Samsung Wireless Printers Coming Next Month
Samsung has announced that its two new wireless printers will be coming next month with new polymerized chemical toner technologies. The CLP-325P and CLX-318FW will both support printing up to 17 pages per minute in black and white and 4 pages per minute in color mode. Users can choose either 1K or 1.5K yield toner cartridge, which supports the company's polymerized chemical toner that's said to offer a 35 percent savings in electricity while delivering more durable prints with less image deterioration over time. Easy network support is also a benefit of the models as they can connect to a user's home WiFi network for wireless printing. The CLP325P is a more basic printer, priced at $200, while the CLX-318FW is more of an office all-in-one solution that can copy, scan, and fax with a built-in LCD screen for navigating through the menus and options; the CLX-318FW will be priced at $400.

Source [ubergizmo.com]

Canon's new PIXMA printers feature Full HD Movie Print function

Canon's new PIXMA printers feature Full HD Movie Print function
Canon has recently announced the addition of two new PIXMA multifunction printers, the PIXMA MG8120 and PIXMA MG6120. Both feature intelligent touch technology and a Full HD Movie Print function which allows users to capture individual frames of recorded HD movies taken with compatible HD Canon EOS and PowerShot Digital cameras.
The Intelligent Touch System

The Canon PIXMA MG8120 and MG6120 Wireless Photo AIO printers include a new intelligent touch system that features back-lit touch sensitive buttons and a light guidance system which only illuminates the buttons you need to use to assist users when navigating through menus. Unlike other products that use pressure on the touch surface, the PIXMA models use touch technology that senses the electricity in the user’s body as they glide their finger across the touch surface, so gloved operation might be a problem.
Full HD Movie Print

If you’ve ever had trouble capturing frames from a movie then you might be interested in the Full HD Movie Print function of these printers. When using HD Canon EOS and PowerShot Digital cameras, users can also print individual frames of movies – so that special moment that nobody managed to catch on a still camera can still be enjoyed as an individual image. Noise reduction can also be applied to the image to smooth out lines that would otherwise appear jaggy.
Other Features

Both printers will also include the upgraded versions of Auto Photo Fix II – to help correct common photo errors, Easy-PhotoPrint EX – allowing users to search for and use images from Flickr, and Easy-WebPrint EX – featuring a new fit-to-page button for printing text and images from websites. The printers are also 802.11n Wi-Fi certified which should allow for a faster network transfer rate.
PIXMA MG8120 Wireless Photo AIO Printer

This printer has six individual ink tanks, including gray, which allows users to produce high-quality color and black and white images. There is a built-in film adapter unit that can convert older slides and negatives to digital, Auto Duplex copying, printing and a two-way paper feed and the speed of producing a borderless 4”x 6” photo (10 x 15cm) is approximately 20 seconds. The MG8120 has an estimated selling price of US$299.99.
PIXMA MG6120 Wireless Photo AIO Printer

The MG6120 Wireless Photo AIO printer also features a gray ink tank and can produce a maximum color resolution of 9600 x 2400 dpi. Like the 8120, it features a 3-inch LCD screen and is also capable of producing a borderless 4" x 6" photo in approximately 20 seconds. The MG6120 has an estimated selling price of US$199.99.

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Saturday, December 18, 2010

5 Innovative High Definition Printers

High definition is all the rage right now. From televisions to computer monitors, everything needs to be in high definition. Even the latest smartphones feature HD screens and cameras, so how do you get these images on paper? New technology has come to the rescue to liberate users from the need to print high definitions on low definition printers, giving consumers the ability to enjoy the photos and images they have.

To help you learn more about the options are available, you will read about 5 innovative high definition printers that will get the job done at home or at the office.


1. Epson Stylus RX580 [From $160]

The Epson Stylus RX580 all in one printer is an ultra high definition printer that uses Epson’s patented Claria ink technology and a specially designed print head to produce the fastest high definition printouts that last longer than prints made at the photo lab. The printer features built-in functions that correct pictures for skin color and lighting to deliver outstanding prints. Called DX5 technology, the print heads Epson user for the RX580 printer uses a variety of ink drop sizes to generate impressive resolutions that are virtually grain free. This printer can even print on printable CD and DVD recordable disks, giving you the freedom from labels that you deserve.


2. Epson Stylus Photo R380 [From $149]

If you are looking for the ultimate in high definition printing combined with computer-free printing options, look no further than this great product from Epson. A built-in slideshow feature lets you view pictures without even turning on a computer. You can even perform basic editing operations right there on the printer, using its color LCD display and built-in controls. Epson’s special view by date capability helps you sort through large storage cards so you can find the photos you just took today with ease. With this printer you can even save your photos to an external CD or flash drive or print directly from other devices by installing an optional Bluetooth adapter.


3. Epson Artisan 810 All-in-One [From $195]

Many users are surprised that the prints from this high definition printer can surpass those from photo labs in quality and clarity. A 7.8” touch panel includes an LCD display that allows you to easily view and edit your photos onboard the printer. A unique system lights up only the buttons you need depending on the mode you are in, making the job of processing your photos an easy and intuitive one. Connecting your Artisan 810 to your network is an easy job using its wired Ethernet port or built-in Wi-Fi adapter. The Artisan 810 scans in high definition and comes with OCR software. Other features such as a document feeder and direct printing from iPhone make this printer a great choice.


4. Epson Artisan 710 All-in-One [From $99]

Partner to the Artisan 810, the 710 has most of the same outstanding features, only at a lower price. Some of the differences are that it has a standard resolution scanner (2400 dpi rather than 4800 dpi), a smaller LCD screen (2.5” rather than 3.5”) and fewer onboard controls. Also, the Artisan 710 comes without fax support, OCR software, and document feeder. You still get the convenience of one touch copy services and – of course – the best high definition prints you can find.


5. Canon Pixma MG8120 [$209]

The Canon Pixma MG8120 offers you an amazing movie print feature that works with high definition movies taken with compatible Canon cameras to print single frames from your favorite memories. For ease of use, the Canon Intelligent Touch system uses a unique lighted button system to help you select only buttons that are relevant to your work at any particular time. Other features such as Wi-Fi connectivity, standalone editing and Canon’s proprietary Photo Fix II technology make this a very attractive printer that will get you professional quality prints that will last for years. This amazing printer has auto-duplex feature to print on both sides of your paper plus a built-in film adapter unit for digitizing slides and film negatives.

Choose one of these 5 innovative high definition printers to get your HD photos in your hands and in your picture frames today.

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