Category: Printers
Lexmark X9350 Wireless Office all-in-one printer
Another printer for the ever-growing number of people giving up the rat race to work from home – the Lexmark X9350 Wireless Office all-in-one printer, claimed to be the only device in its class that includes built-in wireless connectivity and…
Macworld 2007: Fujitsu intro enhanced ScanSnap S500M scanner
Fujitsu have been showing off an enhanced model of its award-winning ScanSnap scanning solution for Mac, the S500M. It boasts 20% faster scanning speeds – up to 18ppm for single-sided documents and 36 images per minute for double-sided ones…
CES 2007: HP bigs up new DLNA technology
You know when your computer goes arse over tit and you do a clean install, then can't find half of your driver CDs, and are forced to spend several hours trawling company support sites looking for the right driver software?…
Review: HP Photosmart A618
The propaganda The rapid adoption of digital camera technology has also made it possible to print decent quality photos in the comfort of your own home and without the need to build your own light-proof room full of noxious…
Konica Minolta survey reveals answers to big questions: Mac versus PC, and the cost of ink…
A survey conducted at the recent MacExpo 2006 by Konica Minolta has revealed answers to an important age-old (well, three-decade-old) question: why Mac users choose Macs over PCs. Oh, and there's insight into printer ink, too (well, they are a…
Brother's compact All-in-One inkjet range aimed at Britain's homeworkers
Brother are appealing to the nation's 8 million people who work from home and need a compact, versatile office printer. copier and scanner. Starting at just £79.99, the range is designed for use where space is at a premium….
The high cost of inking
Today I was shopping for sand for my Zen garden when I saw some Lexmark printers for £10 each, including a colour cartridge and a black one. However, in the ink aisle, the cartridges alone cost £15 for the black or £20 for a black one and a colour one. An old story, but a nonetheless compelling one when one’s editor at Hippyshopper and have to decide between having three printers, three colour cartridges and three black ones, or one printer, two colour cartridges and one black one for the same amount of money. Gadgetress writes on the same subject, plus the ink refill aftermarket in her own blog, then a piece on how Cheaper ink refills making their mark. Basically, the aftermarket refill machines are about half as expensive as the brand-new cartridges, but unlike the old-school syringe kits, they don’t seem to suck. [GT]
Why does printer ink cost so much?
Review: Canon Selphy CP510 photo printer
The Propaganda The Canon Selphy CP510 sits in the middle of their compact photo printer range. It's supposed to offer the best value printing in the range, at 22p a print. Being a dye-sublimation printer, it feeds the photo…