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By now you’ve heard all about the pending rate increase.  If the Postal Regulatory Commission allows this rate case to happen (which by the way is over 10 times the amount allowed by law), I predict you will see a major slide in mail volume and a major slide in the economy.

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Fighting the Good Fight: Say “No” to Postal Rate Increase

Laser printing technology is deceptively simple. You use some software to create a digital image and a laser temporarily etches the image onto a round drum which picks up toner and transfers it onto paper which then passes through a heating source to “cure” it – simple, right

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Printing to the beat of a different drum

Doc’s a realist and knows that if you really want to go the whole nine yards in implementing green printing practices in your office, you have to be willing to spend a little more. At some point, someone has to pay to recycle old ink and toner cartridges and even outdated printers. In some cases, a printing partner may pick up the tab, or you may have to figure some of those costs into your printing budget.

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Working Toward Greener Printing Practices

Professional photographers who have purchased inkjet printers for photographic output like having control over the entire process. That’s one of the findings of an in-depth survey conducted in May 2010 by I.T. Strategies, a digital-printing market research firm that has been surveying photographers since 2005.

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I.T. Strategies Survey Shows Pro Photographers Like Having Control over Printing

The Z Corporation introduced two new devices for three-dimensional printing: ZPrinter 150 and ZPrinter 250 and described them as “available for purchase and operation”. The first 3D-printer falls into the “business quality” category according to the classification of the manufacturer, and the second has earned the title of “cheapest multicolor” 3D-printer. Among the potential users of the devices are designers, engineers, architects.

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Not-So-Expensive 3D Printers ZPrinter 150 and ZPrinter 250 Were Introduced

Everything You Need to Know to Evaluate Printer Speed As we recently reported, the best way to judge a printer’s processor performance is to look at its print speeds (pages or images per minute). Like most things in life that’s easier said than done because if you’re shopping among different brands you need to make sure you’re comparing apples to apples

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What Does Pages Per Minute Really Mean?

PrinTip: Printing With an Empty Color Cartridge Can Damage Your Printer If you think your color inkjet printer should print in black when a color cartridge is empty, you’re not alone. It’s reasonable to think your color printer can act like a monochrome printer when a color cartridge is empty, but you still have plenty of black ink. After all, your car still runs when you’re out of windshield fluid.

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Why Shouldn’t I Print in Black When a Color Cartridge Is Empty?

Tired of missing those once-in-a-lifetime photos that get captured on video but not in a photo? Don’t worry, Canon has got you covered. Its line of five new Canon Pixma Printers includes a new “Full High Definition (HD) Movie Print” feature

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Five New Canon Pixma Printers With Movie Print Feature

At 123InkCartridges we offer one of the cheapest Hp 78 Color cartridge on the market. Since the HP 78 Color cartridge is so widely used in a variety of HP printers finding the cheapest price it much more important for that cartridge compared to others. At a price of 19.99 there no need to search anywhere for your HP 78 Color cartridge needs.

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The cheapest HP 78 Color cartridge you will find.

Printer News: Canon PIXMA MX870 Prints and Scans Wirelessly Canon has successfully catered to the home office for years with its PIXMA line of printers. The new PIXMA MX870 continues Canon’s trend of iterative refinement

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Canon PIXMA MX870 Designed to Appeal to Home Offices

Recently I was asked to address the request by a prepress department in a printing company to be put on a separate network and not part of the overall company computer network. This question has been debated ever since desktop computing combined with PostScript Imagesetters

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Separate Prepress Network or One Network

Here’s a new way to recycle those old printers that you or your company don’t need anymore: Give them to someone who does. Northrop Grumman, a global giant in the security business, has done just that. According to a Northrop press release , the company decided to donate more than 300 surplus  network and desktop printers to the Chicago School District.

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Northrop Grumman Donates Surplus Printers to Chicago Schools

One day medicine will no longer need the services of donors. So say scientists working on a system that allows you to “print” (or create or grow) organs and tissues using special printers. A prototype of one of such devices, 3-D Bioplotter, was recently presented at Rapid 2010, in Anaheim, California

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3-D Bioplotter: A Printer Instead Of A Donor

Auckland-based Soar Printing claims to have become the first carbon-neutral certified corporate printer in New Zealand after getting the seal of approval from Landcare Research. Soar had to demonstrate its plans to reduce emissions, set reduction targets, offset emissions it couldn’t eliminate and get independent auditing.

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Auckland Company Becomes First Carbon-neutral Corporate Printer

HL-4040CDN Color Laser Printer with Duplex and Networking The HL-4040CDN produces brilliant color output for all your business documents at up to 21 pages per minute in either color or monochrome . Delivering outstanding output quality at up ..

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DoubleSided: HP’s ePrint Technology Bypasses Drivers With Email; Google Also Has a Plan John Gage is credited with coining the phrase “the network is the computer” when he worked for Sun Microsystems well before the Internet became commonplace. If the statement wasn’t true then, it certainly is now as we all benefit from so-called cloud-based services ranging from online banking to word processing. As we move to the cloud and go mobile with smartphones, what happens to the printer

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Smartphone Owners Rejoice: HP and Google Introduce Cloud Printing

Hard times are coming to those who like to abuse copy machines, soon they’ll have to look for workaround. And all because Canon Japan together with Hitachi introduces a new security system for office printers based on biometric human parameters.

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Canon to Sell Printers with Biometric Protection

Printer News: HP Officejet 4500 Offers Affordable, High-Resolution Color Prints Via WiFi The HP Officejet 4500 All-in-One inkjet printer offers WiFi networking and prints color images at 4800 x 1200 dots per inch at up to 22 pages per minute. It prints in monochrome at 600 x 600 dpi at up to 28 pages per minute.

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HP Officejet 4500 All-in-One Printer Aims for Light Users

Energy Star Labels on Printers Save You Money and Help Protect the Environment Printers, like refrigerators, can qualify for an Energy Star label: a government-backed symbol that means the product will save you money and help the environment by reducing energy use. Printers earn the Energy Star label by meeting product specifications published by the Environmental Protection Agency ( Energy Star Program Requirements for Imaging Equipment , July 2009 version 1.1).

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What Does the Energy Star Label Really Mean?