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Epson is releasing to market two new wide-format printers that are the ideal ratio of accurate color reproduction and high performance. 24-inch Epson Stylus Pro 7890 and 44-inch Epson Stylus Pro 9890 perform the most difficult tasks of professional photographers and artists, allowing you to prints closest to the original, with minimal downtime. The new models use Epson UltraChrome K3 Vivid Magenta eight-color inks.

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Vivid Color Come Alive With Wide-Format Epson Printers

Already known for its high quality small business laser-quality inkjet imaging machines, Hewlett Packard also offers a slew of versatile printers and copiers for home computing use.  Personal users have long wanted to experience the high-resolution laser like production and output of inkjet printers but have always had to deal with the high costs of such machines. The HP CP Series of printer offers such high quality for the home user at an affordable price for families on a budget

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HP CP Series – Affordable Laser Printing Solution

The Hewlett Packard DeskJet Series printer is quite possibly the most used inkjet printer unit in the world. With high, laser-like resolution and compact design, the fast, easy to use and affordable HP DeskJet Series of inkjet printers have been used in almost every capacity of life

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HP DeskJet Printers – Does it get any more reliable?

With the foothold that Hewlett Packard has in the home and office imaging industry in the way of laser quality inkjet printers, it should come as no surprise that HP also has a fully functional all-in-one copier that performs with the high resolution clarity and output speed of its printer predecessors. The HP Digital Copier Series is a full line of multifunctional units equipped to keep every office operating at full speed ahead. Inkgrabber.com carries the full line of the consumable black and color inkjet cartridges required to keep your HP Digital Copier model stocked and ready to go

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HP Digital Copier Toner Cartridges – Inkgrabber.com

The Epson WorkForce 635 all-in-one inkjet printer certainly offers a lot to small-business owners (as well as home users who use a printer a lot and who need a fax). It’s fast, has plenty of built-in business features such as an automatic document feeder and duplex printing, and has a fax, scanner, and copier as well.

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Epson WorkForce 635 All-in-One Printer Reviewed

HP has announced three new inkjet multifunction printing devices: Envy 100, Officejet Pro 8500A Plus and Photosmart eStation. All three new devices support ePrint network printing service presented recently.

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HP Presents 3 New MFPs Supporting ePrint Network Printing

This Is How a Heavy Storm Looks Inside a Cruise Liner [Image Cache] On August 1 , the Pacific Sun ran into a heavy storm 400 miles north of New Zealand, hitting 25-foot-tall waves and 50-knot winds.

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This Is How a Heavy Storm Looks Inside a Cruise Liner [Image Cache]

RIM Buys Documents To Go, As DataViz Ceases Support for webOS [BlackBerry] Thought to be snapped up by RIM after CrackBerry.com heard from sources (and spied LinkedIn profiles of DataViz employees now listing themselves as RIM employees), it’s not yet known whether DatViz’s Documents To Go will continue to be supported for Android, iOS and Maemo. They’ve already announced development is ceasing for webOS.

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RIM Buys Documents To Go, As DataViz Ceases Support for webOS [BlackBerry]

A combination of printer technology, paper characteristics and ink quality all contribute to the final result of your printing job. Most of us are familiar with the two main types of printer technology – laser printers vs

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Some interesting insights about the ink in printer cartridges.

Meep meep! These cars are cute! Be sure to check out the massive gallery! As today’s economy continues to shake and stagger, most people find themselves in the “savings” and “fuel efficiency” mode when it comes to cars – and so the idea of small, easy to park and to maintain micro cars remains popular. Plus even from purely design and vintage collector’s viewpoint, these cars can possess more cuteness and nostalgia factor than your favorite childhood toys.

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Adorable Micro Cars

The Cardboard Media Center Is a Step Up from Cinderblocks and Planks [Furniture] The standard cheapo dorm room media center is a few cinderblocks and a few two-by-fours.

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The Cardboard Media Center Is a Step Up from Cinderblocks and Planks [Furniture]

When we last covered Micah Dowty’s efforts in creating a software USB host for the Propeller, he had just gotten it working well enough to talk to a $2 Bluetooth dongle. Flash forward a few months, and he now has a running Propeller Bluetooth Stack , all implemented on top of the software USB port.

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$2 bluetooth serial with Propeller USB Host

Amateur biotech is starting to heat up — witness Biocurious , the new biology-focused hackerspace. DIY bio enthusiast Cathal Garvey analyzes the state of affairs: DIYbio and its more professionally oriented cousin, Garage Biotech, are undergoing a revolution at present. Essential equipment that used to cost thousands is now available at affordable prices, in many cases under open licensing schemes and open to community development.

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The state of DIY biology

Google Will Conquer the Final Frontier With Simplicity [Blockquote] It’s no secret: Google loves space. The company sponsors the $30 million Lunar X Prize and hosts a radical, detailed maps of Mars and the Moon

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Google Will Conquer the Final Frontier With Simplicity [Blockquote]

I have a couple dozen of art instruction books, but few are as fun as Robots!: Draw Your Own Androids, Cyborgs & Fighting Bots , by Jay Stephens. Unlike a lot of other art books geared towards kids, Robots! has less emphasis on step-by-step tutorials (though there are a few of these, which is a good thing), focusing instead on ideas to incorporate into your own bot drawings: heads, sensors, communications subsystems, arms, legs, materials, armor, dials & levers, defense systems, controls, etc

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Robots!: Draw Your Own Androids, Cyborgs & Fighting Bots

Dale Dougherty wrote in the kickoff article for this Making Detroit series about how a GO-Tech meeting was a catalyst for the Detroit Maker Faire. Well, GO-Tech, a once-a-month Maker Show and Tell, held on Ann Arbor’s west side, also brought together the members of an incredible experiment in industrial coworking known as the A2 MechShop

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An experiment in industrial coworking by Bob Stack

This is a viral marketing campaign for some kind of extra-fine point Pilot pen. I love the minifigs themselves, but the campaign bugs me for a couple of reasons: 1) I’ve been Googling around pretty hard and can’t seem to figure out exactly which of Pilot’s many pens these photos are promoting, and 2) nowhere does it explicitly state that the art on the minifigs was actually done with whatever pen they are advertising. So even if I could figure out which one that was, it’s not at all clear that I could actually use it to tattoo my own minifigs.

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Tattooed Lego minifigs

The rapid advancement in in style technology has led to stiffer event in our lives, unusually in the tract of chore opportunities. Myriad companies today are no longer satisfied with a college-degreed applicant. They also look fitting for people who are computer literate and even holders of multiple degrees or specialized certifications

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College And Post-Graduate Admission Try out Scores And Acknowledging Essays

Cloud Music iPhone App Streams Tracks Uploaded to Google Docs [IPhone Apps] Heaps of music-streaming apps already exist for the iPhone, but Cloud Music has one novel selling point: you upload the music files to Google Docs, and then stream the songs from there. Docs is not just for word-processing anymore, remember ?

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Cloud Music iPhone App Streams Tracks Uploaded to Google Docs [IPhone Apps]

Today, in 1938, Ernest Gary Gygax was born in Chicago, IL. He would go on to create a gaming and publishing empire, built on math-driven storytelling and gem-like Platonic solids dice (co-creating the pioneering role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons ). Anybody who’s ever played Dungeons & Dragons will know why Gary Gygax is suited to be celebrated in a Maker Birthday shout out.

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Maker Birthdays: Gary Gygax