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Designed by Hung Chih Wang, The “Trak” printer has a new concept in taking mobile printing to a whole new level “by placing the entire operation on the back of a laptop display”. Hopefully, someday this concept will go into production. [Yanko]
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Want a printer that’s both fast and precise? Well Canon has released the ImagePRESS C6000 which can print up to 60 high quality photo on A4 pages per minute. The C6000 also features a small computer powered by a 800MHz CPU, 1.5GB or RAM, 80GB of HDD in RAID 1, as well as a 10.4†LCD. No word on release dates yet, but it will be going for $1,169, so you better be prepared to pay an arm and a leg for this monster.
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This new printer works well for both your office and home. Featuring Automatic document feeder, Auto Duplexing feature, Advanced Copy Technology, 2.5″ TFT display with full bleed printing (4″ x 6″ photo for around 21 seconds) and maximum resolution of 9,600 x 2,400. This is definitely an all-in-one device. $279.99.
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Designed by Jin Woo Han, the “Roller Printer” uses roll paper instead of traditional sheets. The printer boasts a built-in “cutter” for efficient printing. The Roller Printer fits anything from an A4 to A3 paper. Check more pics after the jump.
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You’ll never have to write your own titles on your freshly burnt CD’s anymore with the Casio disc title printer. It can print text and images at 200 dpi. For people with bad handwriting this will be pretty ideal, throw out your sharpie’s because this printer takes red, blue, black, and green. The printer goes for about $60 while the ribbon is an extra $25.
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Here is a giant color printer from Hewlett Packard. The HP Scitex TJ8500 is a high-speed wide format digital printer that features production speed up to 70 sheets/hour or 400 sqm/hour at 336dpi. The printer utilities environmentally friendly HP Scitex UV850 Supreme inks, which are ideal for a wide range of substrates including self-adhesive, vinyl, banners, canvas, offset, screen papers, and uncoated synthetic materials. Pricing and availability info of this huge printer are still unavailable.
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Sharp has recently unveiled a new digital full-color compound machine MX-4500DS printer. It is able to print pictures on A 4 glossy paper with “poster print function”. This machine can be used as a copier and a scanner. No further info on this device so far. So stay tuned for more updates.
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Epson Stylus Pro 3800 printer has received Italy’s most prestigious recognition for environmental achievement, the 2007 ecohitech award at a ceremony in Milan on 29th October. The printer adopts Epson’s revolutionary UltraChrome K3 Ink with industry leading 8-color pigment technology professional-quality color and black-and-white prints. It also utilities MicroPiezo AMC Print Head technology to produce sharp images at the maximum resolution of 2880 x 1440dpi with variable sized droplets as small as 3.5 picoliters. Other features include Accuphoto HD Screening, high-capacity paper feeder (120 sheets of plain paper), one high speed USB 2.0 and one 10/100 BaseT Ethernet interface for connectivity.
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Xerox Corporation today introduced their new color laser printer, called the Phaser 6130. The printer is able to print color documents at 12 pages per minute and prints brilliantly with Black & White ink at a fast rate of 16 pages per minute. The Phaser 6130 adopts Xerox’s environmentally friendly Emulsion Aggregation High Gloss Toner to produce textures with crisp text and uniform color. The printer is powered by a 333MHz processor, 1GB memory, a 250-sheet paper tray for maximizing uptime and increasing productivity. It prints at 600×600x4 dpi resolution with 16 shades of color per pixel and includes true Adobe PostScript3, Pantone-approved color, continuous tone and Xerox Color Correction tables deliver professional-looking color for presentations. The Phaser 6130 is now available for $499 after a $50 instant-rebate. This offer expires at the end of December.
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