HP 4Q results beat views but printer sales fall (Boston Globe)
Hewlett-Packard Co. edged past Wall Street's forecast for the latest quarter, showing some resilience in troubled times, as strong laptop sales helped offset falling printer orders and weakness in some server lines. |
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Epson Stylus C48 (Jersey Insight)
Super colour printer ideal for school projects/home office. Prints on photo or normal paper.Small slim fits neatly under a desk.With 3 brand new cartridges and power lead.You just need an USB lead to connect to your PC. Perfect working order-we’ve just upraded to a scanner for work. |
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Monroe-Woodbury Cheer Cards (Middletown Times Herald-Record)
Support your home team. Print out this card and bring it to the game. Print out the front of the card first, then put it back in your printer and select the player you want to appear on the back of the card. |
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Military mom gives honor to soldiers by selling photo magnets (Daily Chronicle)
KINGSTON - For Jenny Cleveland, a picture is worth more than a thousand words. |
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Classroom plugs in to digital age (Manning River Times)
MANILDRA PUBLIC SCHOOL has done away with maths textbooks. There are no homework sheets or paper booklets, and rarely is the printer or photocopier needed. In fact, this 40-student primary school, nestled almost halfway between Parkes and Orange, is virtually paperless. |
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Business Digest | HP beats forecast (The Charlotte Observer)
Technology Hewlett-Packard Co. edged past Wall Street's forecast for the latest quarter, showing some resilience in troubled times, as strong laptop sales helped offset falling printer orders and weakness in some server lines. Profit slipped 2 percent while revenue grew 19 percent, helped by a huge acquisition. Electronic Data Systems Corp., which HP bought for $13.9 billion, added $3.9 billion ... |
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‘Poisonous’ production a hit at Blue Eye school (Branson Daily News)
Blue Eye High School students perform for a full house Friday night at the opening performance of Midlevel Diner Theatre. BDN photo by Lisa Soto When the prosperous and pompous Nero Sharp dies suddenly after eating a meal at Luigi’s Italian Restaurant, everyone asks “Who poisoned his meatball?” |
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Photo clubs offer a fresh outlook (The Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
Bugs are lurking in bushes, stalking beaches and proliferating throughout the area. But no one minds because these bugs are shutterbugs -- men and women focused on capturing life through the lens of a camera. |
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Computer and internet briefs (EARTHtimes.org)
Washington - Want to get better photographs from your photo printer at home? Don't underestimate the role that paper plays in the final print. Stick with photo paper that has been recommended by the manufacturer of your photo printer. The print drive... |
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A precise printing pet (Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news)
Print technology is rapidly evolving, and if you want a peek at what the future has to offer then you should head on over to Bitec later this week for the Fespa World Expo Asia-Pacific 2008. There, from Friday to Sunday, you'll be able to see and touch some examples of textured images "printed" on paper where you can feel how realistic an image of cornflakes or of bare skin can be or see how ... |
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