• coffee printer

    RITI Printer Uses Old Coffee Grounds as Ink

    Fortunately, I don't use my printer nearly as much as I used to—but that doesn't mean I enjoy paying ridiculous prices for ink. Imagine if you could replace that pricey ink with old coffee grounds? More »
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    Comment by admoseremic: Curious, will Starbucks distribute the Linux drivers? 6 Responses | Other threads

  • printers

    Epson Artisan 700 and 800: Feature-Rich Printers on the Cheap

    The Epson Artisan 700 and 800 are new all-in-one printers featuring, well, enough goodies to make use write about a generally dull topic. In addition to the standard scanners, memory card readers and LCDs, both units feature Wi-Fi and ethernet, fancy touch panel controls, direct to CD/DVD printing, and standard printing up to 38 pages per minute. Plus, each unit is only about 6-inches tall. Available for pre-order now, the 700 will run $200 with the 800 costing $300. For the specific, minor differences between the models, here's the full press release: More »
    08/26/08
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    Comment by airbornejerm: errr.. that's what I get for not reloading the page for a few hours. 1 Responses | Other threads

  • printers

    Canon's Printer-in-a-Bucket Selphy CP770 is One For The Kids

    Canon's new dye-sublimation photo printer is a departure from the boring old box designs: it's basically a bucket, and is aimed at kids. The bucket part unclips, and is supposed to store wires and accessories rather than sand and a collection of worms. The printer itself is designed for easy operation, with big buttons, a 2.5-inch TFT and accepting all varieties of SD card, MMC and MemoryStick and xD too. More »
    05/07/08
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    Comment by FiveLiters: Who was the design consultant on this-Homer Simpson?? more » | Other threads

  • printers

    Color Laser Printer CLP-315K is World's Smallest, Says Samsung

    20% smaller than the previous generation, Samsung is claiming their new CLP-315K is actually the World's smallest color laser printer. It's got a resolution of 2,400 x 600 dpi and can spit out four letter-sized pages per minute in color and 17 in black, and apparently it has improved photo quality output. There's also another small all-in-one edition, the CLX-3175FNK, which has a scanner built in and can scan to and print from USB memory sticks so it can operate PC-free if you need it to. There's no word on release date or price yet, sorry. [Akihabaranews]
    04/29/08
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    Comment by StealthNinja: Yes, Good heavens Miss Takamoto, you're soooo beautiful! Thank you for showing me such a great printer! I would... more » | Other threads

  • printers

    Canon's Selphy ES2 Photo Printer Can't Hold Your Lunch

    Though the lunchbox business is long dead, their futuristic-yet-tote-friendly look has made its way to the 4x6 photo printers. Canon's 4.5lb. dye-sub Selphy ES2 is the latest example, with its 3" LCD, an "Easy-Scroll" wheel, simple snap-and-print ink cartridges and built-in clipart for adding cartoon antics to your more somber shots. Now if only the $200 printer came emblazoned with Batman or, say, Josie and some of the tastier Pussycats. [Canon]
    09/26/07
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    Comment by perlfoto: I was pretty skeptical and I do not use any of the really consumer oriented features such as talk bubbles,... more » | Other threads

  • doobie tech

    Dymo DiscPainter Is Next Big Thing in Stoner Entertainment

    It's an inkjet printer for discs, not the most novel niche product. But the long overdue $279 Dymo DiscPainter prints everything radially as it spins, and it has a clear hood so you can watch the action. The result is mesmerizing, surely no accident coming from the makers of the oh-so-huffable Sharpie. [Dymo]
    09/20/07
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    Comment by A_Collard: We have one of these guys at work and its pretty impressive. We generally just use it when we need... more » | Other threads

  • samsung

    Samsung's Sexy Printers to be Sold Exclusively at Sexy Apple Stores

    Samsung's sexy printers, launched earlier this month at IFA, are to be sold exclusively in Apple stores. The ML1630 and SCX-4500, (above) costing $199 and $299 respectively, will be available at both online and physical stores until January 2008, when they will be available from other retailers. Press release is below. More »
    09/19/07
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    Comment by Chanpory: On impulse, I went to the Apple store last weekend and bought the multi-function version. It looks quite nice, but... more » | Other threads

  • printers

    Epson Launches PictureMate Dash and PictureMate Zoom with CD Burner

    Epson jacked up its latest 4x6 photo printers with larger LCD screens (now 3.6") and faster print times: they can handle a full-quality borderless print in 37 seconds. The new PictureMate Zoom includes a CD burner too, so you can dump a day of shooting to disc for archiving or sharing. More »
    09/04/07
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    Comment by TurboFool: It's ironic what an improvement the new buttons are, considering they also cost less to manufacture. These are already in... more » | Other threads

  • ifa2007

    Hands-On and Slot Exploration with the Sexy Samsung Printers (Verdict: NeXT Flashback)

    Last week we gave you the specs of Samsung's new Windows-, Linux- and Mac-compatible printers &mdash the ML-1630 is a monochrome laser printer, the SCX-4500 a 16 page-per-minute multi-function printer &mdash and yesterday we got to see them for ourselves. Glossy, smooth, they're the kind of printers that make you want to kick off your heels, sprawl on the top and start crooning "Makin' Whoopie." But first of all we wanted to know what the slot at the front of the ML-1630 was, so we beckoned over a Samsung gal... Updated after the jump More »
    09/03/07
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    Comment by esoterica: The NeXT was black. Matte black, but black. And had a matching laser printer that only worked with NeXT because... more » | Other threads

  • live from ifa

    Samsung's Printers will Make you Want to Have Hot Desk Sex with Them

    Samsung has made its new printers look like works of art. Both models are a deliciously glossy piano black and, while the 11-cm thick ML1630 (above) is a monochrome laser printer, the SCX-4500 is multifunctional. Both of them rock blue LED displays and buttonless sensors, and the custom-designed semi-auto docking slide-out cassette means that paper jams are easily dealt with. Specs are after the jump. [Samsung] More »
    08/30/07
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    Comment by robo: Samsung makes great laser printers. I have two of them (one B&W and one color), and they have been extremely... more » | Other threads

  • printers

    HP Intros Two Interesting Printers, Photosmart A826 and Photosmart C8180, Plus Many Boring Ones

    HP's Photosmart A826 is that blue egg-shaped printer you may have seen bopping around the web of late. This $250 DIY home photo kiosk with 7" touchscreen is just bizarre enough to tickle our fancy. The Photosmart C8180 is HP's most ambitious all-in-one in a while: For $400, you get integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, plus a built-in CD and DVD burner with HP's Lightscribe laser-etching label technology. And oh yeah, HP is rolling out like 13 other printers, but none that exude quite the same level of sexiness. [Crave]
    08/28/07
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    Comment by TurboFool: That egg is hideous and massive for a 4x6 printer. The all-in-one's pretty cool, though. Now if only HP would... more » | Other threads

  • printers

    Lexmark today introduced three Wi-Fi all-in-one printer/scanners, the fax-equipped X6570 ($150), the photo-centric X4850 ($150) and the deluxe X7550 ($200). A step up from the Wi-Fi line it rolled out in April, the new models use Lexmark's better smudge-free evercolor2 ink. [Lexmark]
    08/21/07
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  • peripherals

    Printer Table Concept Saves Space and Looks Good

    Lukas Koh's Space For You printer is rather a clever concept, combining a table with a printer, saving space - and, probably, your printer, if you've ever parked your coffee on it by mistake. It's a simple idea: More »
    08/08/07
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    Comment by cybergrunt: Nod @Meesterbell Kind of insults tables really. more » | Other threads

  • great news

    Laser Printers May Be as Harmful as Cigarettes

    Bad news, office drones: That laser printer sitting in your cubicle might be doing some serious damage to your health. It turns out that one third of all laser printers emit tiny particles of toner that, when inhaled, have similar effects as secondhand smoke. Awesome! More »
    07/31/07
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    Comment by RedDog: HP printers was the main brand studied. All other brands also have models that emit the bad stuff!!! more » | Other threads

  • printed pages in your face

    Wall-Mountable Wireless Printer Saves Space, Frames Up Your Print

    We're usually not too stoked about printers, but this slim wall-mounted wireless printer is different. This design concept is thin enough to hang on the wall like a picture frame, or you can prop it up on a tabletop. When you've printed your page, it displays it for you right there as if it were a work of art. Push the printed paper out the slot on the side, and you're good to go. More »
    05/23/07
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    Comment by huygir: So this printer can print "upside down"? If you think about the way printers work, you don't get to... more » | Other threads

  • deals

    Dealzmodo: Samsung ML-2510 Laser Printer, $70 AR

    Pardon my Gizmodo colleague for tarnishing my treasured Dealzmodo this morning with that free ice cream deal. Here is something a little juicier for you to sink your teeth in. The Samsung ML-2510 is a pretty good laser printer with a more-than-good price tag. It will set you back $130 from Staples, but they are also tacking on a $60 mail-in-rebate, bringing the final price down to $70 after all is said and done. The printer can shoot out up to 25 B&W pages per minute. See Jason, this is a real Dealzmodo. –Travis Hudson More »
    04/17/07
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  • printers

    Kodak 10 Cents-a-Pop Printers Tested [Verdict: the Pops are Poop]

    Remember Kodak's latest multifunction printers? The ones Kodak was all cocky about, claiming that they crushed the competition with amazing photos at 10 cents? Well, according to Popular Photography, it's all a big pile of steaming bull dung. More »
    04/05/07
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    Comment by Annieonymous: I bought a 5100 and I have no idea if the yield or quality are what Kodak claim because I... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Possio GRETA Combination Printer, Scanner, Fax and Cellphone

    Possio used 3GSM to launch the GRETA GSM Fax & Printer. This all-in-one unit combines, you guessed it, a fax machine, printer, copier, scanner... and a cellphone? Well, you can make cellular calls with it, but it's not exactly the size of most cellphones. What Possio was smoking when they came up with that idea we'll never know, but it could be useful for all those so-called road warriors, busily working from the road. The device hooks up to a PC via a USB connection and, in the words of Steve Jobs, boom! instant office. More »
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  • peripherals

    Kodak's First Big Printers in 5 Years: EasyShare 5100, 5300, and All-in-One 5500

    It takes a lot for an all-in-one printer to grace the Giz's homepage, but Kodak's new line of AIOs deserve a little extra attention because of that cheaper, ever-lasting, and faster spitting ink we told you about earlier. More »
    02/06/07
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    Comment by jcrow: "Those printers are nearly twice the price of their closest competitors as far as features go." And adding to Cobolman's comment... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Kodak Invents Photo Ink That'll Last 100 Years

    Just before I'm ready to go to bed, Kodak drops news we hinted at yesterday: Multifunction printers pumping a revolutionary ink through their nozzles that'll create prints with an archival life of 100 years, versus standard inkjet photos that go the way of toilet paper after 15. And the ink costs half the price. Half?! We should buy Kodak's new printers simply because they're not trying to fuck us on the cartridge sales. More »
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    Comment by united legal eagles: Maybe Kodak didn't communicate it correctly, but what matters here is that this ink for regular consumers that lasts many... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    HP Ink Costs More Than Human Blood, Booze

    Gizmodo reader/potential vampire Shaun just popped this interesting graph in our email this morning, comparing the price of HP ink to other various fluids, some bodily in nature. He calculates that a $30 HP #45 black ink cartridge gives you 42ml, pricing out to $0.71/ml. Meanwhile, blood apparently costs $200 for 500ml from the Red Cross, pricing out to $0.40/ml. More »
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    Comment by willybaseball2007: sorry, i screwed up that link for Castle Ink. It should be [www.castleink.com] more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Samsung Develops World's Smallest Laser Printer

    Measuring in at 15.4 inches wide, 13.5 inches tall and 10.4 inches deep, and weighing 30 pounds is the Samsung CLP-300. This prints in black and white at 17 ppm and color at 4ppm. And rather than having big, expensive toner cartridges, it uses smaller, still likely expensive toner bottles. Even more surprising is the price tag. Only $300 for a color laser printer, what the hell. Back when I was hocking giant color lasers at Staples at a teenager, color laser printers went for well over two grand. Damn, I'm getting old. – Travis Hudson More »
    10/11/06
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    Comment by faithtoohope: I received this printer as a gift. I need it to print borderless and it will not. Does anyone know... more » | Other threads

  • deals

    Dealzmodo: Buy a Nikon Digital Camera, Get a HP Photo Printer for Free, After Rebate

    Staples has a sweet little deal going on today. Buy the Nikon CoolPix L4 4MP Digital Camera and get the HP Photosmart 8050 Color Printer for free, after an easy rebate (seriously, they are a ton easier than traditional mail-in-rebates). Together the combo costs $170, so after the rebate that brings the total price down to $120. More »
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  • peripherals

    Epson PictureMate 240, 280 Printers With PhotoEnhance

    Just in time for all the beautiful fall foliage around the corner comes two headstrong additions to Epson's PictureMate line of photo printers, the PictureMate 240 and 280. Both printers have far more in common with each other than they'd like to admit (in fact, only the 280's built-in CD drive separates the two), meaning they both proudly feature Epson's PhotoEnhance technology. What does PhotoEnhance do, besides look important on a press release? Allegedly, it enhances the quality of pictures by detecting the type of scene it is (outdoors and indoors and the like) then optimizing it as the situation warrants. Clever, Epson. Very clever. More »
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    By Gizloco

    Comment by TurboFool: American prices are $199.99 and $299.99, and the 280 (dubbed the PictureMate Flash, while the 240 is the PictureMate Snap)... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Kodak EasyShare G600 Printer Dock

    Kodak's on a release binge today with word that the EasyShare G600 Printer Dock will be available sometime this month. It's a standard portable printer but with a dock connector to—you guessed it—connect compatible cameras, charging the camera and sending all your great shots to the printing press. There's no onboard LCD, but considering that you're supposed to actually dock your digital camera rather than just plug in a memory card, it's not that great a loss. Printing takes only about 60 seconds per shot, so it should fit your incredibly busy lifestyle. You'll also find the assorted picture enhacements that Kodak loves to include in all of its digital camera product. We meet again, Perfect Touch. More »
    08/08/06
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  • peripherals

    Dell-erific Laser Printers

    While I usually reserve my laser usage strictly to melting baddies and driving my cat insane, but Dell has given me a new laser to play with. They have unveiled the 3010cn, 3110cn and 5110cn color laser printers and the 5210n and 5310n monochrome laser printers. The 3010cn color laser is an entry level color printer that is targeted for home, home office or small business usage. Don't worry, big business, the 5310cn is the right laser printer for your massive office providing up to 47 pages per minute of printing. Prices for these printers begin around $375 and go upwards of $1,200 for the higher-end models. – Travis Hudson More »
    06/21/06
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    Comment by Geisrud: I don't know why, but I refuse to think of Dell for printers. more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Toshiba RFID Printers

    Toshiba has launched what it calls "the world's first operation Print-on-Tag RFID solution." What's that mean? It can print label information directly onto RFID tags. It is the TEC B-SX series of label printers from Toshiba that has accomplished this feat. More »
    06/06/06
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    Comment by navstar: This OldMan - there are plenty of products called Sprint. Unless you think the average consumer will be confused... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Ricoh Makes Plant-Based Plastic Printer

    We know this is a little complex—is it a plant that prints printers? Is it a printer that prints plastic?—but don't worry, we'll explain it to you. More »
    06/06/06
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    Comment by tasadek: Here is a practial and availe use of this "Corn plastic" http://www.biotaspringwater.com/ i really hope im not double posting more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    MyMio - Multifunctional Household Use Machine - Does No Dishes

    Brother just announced two high-end models in the "multi functional household use machine" series called the "MyMio." Both the MFC-840CLN (17.2x 14.5x 6.4 inches, 13.6 lb) and the MFC-820CN (14.6x 13.6x 6.4 inches, 13 lb) function as printer, color copier, photo media capturer, scanner, fax, PC fax and more. They feature a 2.5 inch color LCD, Ethernet LAN and work for both Windows and Mac. There are slots for different memory cards to print images directly from a camera or other device. The received fax can be read on the display without printing. The scanned data can be out put to a memory card as PDF form. Estimated market price is between $315 and $340. More »
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  • peripherals

    Canon All-in-One Printer Goes Cheap

    Yeah, I know, printers just aren't droolworthy. But let's face it folks, most of is need them at some point and nobody wants to spend their hard-earned cash on one. So Canon decided to throw a nice, cheap one our way at CES. The PIXMA MP150 can copy, scan, and quickly print photos and text, and thank goodness only goes for $90. I'm lovin' it. Here's to printing a borderless 4 x 6 inch photo in approximately 55 seconds—for under $100. The printer also includes a PictBridge port so anyone can print their photos without a computer from any PictBridge compatible digital camera or DV camcorder.
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    Comment by weatherman: I'm thinkin' I might have to get one of these. Depends on how many pictures you can get out of... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Printer Prints, Among Other Things

    The Canon Pixma MP170 represents yet another reason to ditch your 4-year-old inkjet printer and upgrade to one that goes beyond the simple realm of printing. The Pixma MP170 prints from memory cards as well as cameras, eliminating the need for cumbersome transfer cables. All of this for a moderate $122. More »
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    By Gizloco

    Comment by Keebler: "The Pixma MP170 prints from memory cards as well as cameras, eliminating the need for cumbersome transfer cables." Ummm... is ths... more » | Other threads

  • peripherals

    Thermal Printers Are Back Sez Pentax

    Straight from an alternate future, Pentax Imaging Company combines Bluetooth with its fancy PocketJet 3 and PocketJet 3 Plus thermal printers in an effort to save you the frustration of having to deal with a clutter of wires. The addition of Bluetooth means you can connect the PocketJet 3 to your PC—or other Bluetooth devices for that matter—wirelessly. The diminutive printers can produce laser-quality prints using special thermal paper (meaning you won t have to keep buying expensive ink cartridges on the eve of your big report at the office). All this, with prices starting at $449, will be sure to make the task of printing all of your important documents quick and simple (and wireless!). More »
    11/18/05
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    By johnb

    Comment by Nick: woo.. just dont keep it in your wallet next to ANYTHING or your report will be blank by the morning...... more » | Other threads

  • japan

    Gizmodo Japan: CraftRobo Pro

    The craftrobo pro is a new inkjet printer sporting a built in cutting head which can spit out pre-cut patterns that fold into 3d objects. The craftrobo site features a library of downloadable patterns with novelties like robots, and dinosaurs, but the real fun begins in the box & bags section, where kids can download and print out their very own candy-colored "suspicious container" for anonymous deposit at their local train station. yay! -JM More »
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