Blu-ray player prices are accelerating the pace of their decline as we approach the holiday shopping season, and there seems to be no end in sight. The PriceSCAN Blu-ray index fell some six percent in the first week of October, by the end of which the total fourth quarter decline came to 12.8% (see our press release )
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A Blu-ray Of Light At End Of Price Decline Tunnel?
Leading designer & manufacturer of custom presentation and promotional packaging adds high-speed Xeikon digital press to offer dynamic dimensional packaging with full variable-data capabilities Buffalo, NY and Itasca, IL, October 16, 2009 – The Colad Group, LLC (www.colad.com), a leading designer and manufacturer of presentation and promotional packaging located in Buffalo, NY, purchased a Xeikon 6000 digital color press (www.xeikon.com). The Xeikon 6000 is capable of running 20 inch wide substrate rolls with virtually no limitations in length with substrate weights as light as 27 lb. text and as heavy as 16 pt
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Colad Adds Xeikon Digital Press
The week following that of the astronomical start of autumn apparently inspired LCD prices to take action in tribute to the new season and, well, fall. As noted in our recent press release , last week saw a two percent decline in PriceSCAN’s 46 inch LCD TV-1080p Index , equal to the slide over the prior three weeks of September and just 1% shy of the drop for all of August
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Mid-Sized LCDs Take Autumnal Equinox As Cue For Price Drop
Are you one of those who has never bought a single item online and is hesitant to even try? If so, then I understand where you’re coming from because I’ve once been there too. I’m no mind reader but, based on how I felt before making my first online purchase, one of the reasons may be: “It’s not secure enough.
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Go Ahead – Purchase Online
Are you one of those who has never bought a single item online and is hesitant to even try? If so, then I understand where you’re coming from because I’ve once been there too. I’m no mind reader but, based on how I felt before making my first online purchase, one of the reasons may be:
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Go Ahead – Purchase Online
Brown has done an outstanding job of capturing the elegance and brilliance of EPSS in a format that makes it easy to understand and reapply.Her methods have helped my company create a foundation on which to engage aparadigm shift from training to just-in-time performance support. Product Description Designing and Developing Electronic Support Systems describes the EPSS concept, and provides a systematic process for creating these systems.
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Review of Designing and Developing Electronic Performance Support Systems (Paperback)
Blu-ray prices are plunging, and the market may be anticipating new 3D players and the obsolescence of the current technology. Blu-ray manufacturers, notably Sony and Panasonic, demonstrated competing 3D technologies last week at the IFA Berlin electronics show, just after the PriceSCAN.com Blu-ray Index took a pronounced dive, as noted in our recent press release
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Getting Them 3-D, Blu-ray Blues
After weeks of price deterioration in the flat screen television market, we’re finally seeing signs of strength in at least one category of these items: very large plasmas. Last week we saw an eleven percent jump in our PriceSCAN Plasma TV 60+ Inch Index , as noted in our latest press release .
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Sudden Price Spike Demonstrates That, For Plasma Televisions, Size Matters
Australians throw away more than 18 million printer cartridges every year! This means over 5,000 tonnes of discarded rubbish ends up as unhealthy landfill. How can we stop this
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Does recycling really help the environment?
When it comes to buying cutting-edge consumer technology, waiting just a little while to buy might save you a fair bit of cash. As pointed out in our latest press release , last week saw a three percent decline in the PriceSCAN.com Auto GPS – Voice Recognition Index , as compared with a two percent drop in our Auto GPS – Text to Speech Index . So far this year, we’ve seen the spread between these two indices increase from under one point to twenty-eight points
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Voice Recognition GPS Prices Speak To Evaporating "State Of The Art" Premium
Automotive GPS prices seem to be charting a course downward. I took note of the deterioration in automotive GPS prices a couple of times earlier this year, following a New Year’s rally in this market which proved short-lived (“ GPS Can’t Navigate To Higher Prices ”, “ Automotive GPS Prices Driven Down ”).
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GPS Prices Continue Road Trip South
The versatility and accessibility of printers means that more and more people are enjoying the benefits of easy, effective and efficient printing. Whether you are printing for business purposes, happy snaps, craft, school work and so on it is important that you get a reliable and quality print outcome. There are two choices when it
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What difference does it make? – buying Genuine or Compatible Ink Cartridges
By Kelly Price In a previous post on Studio LexJet, Dustin Flowers talked about how the career of fine-art photographer Theo Anderson has evolved. To illustrate just how different each photographer’s career path and vision can be, let me tell you about Jim LaSala. He lives in New Jersey, but grew up in Brooklyn. Jim LaSala didn’t
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How Photography Careers Evolve: A Profile of Jim LaSala
By Eileen Fritsch Compared to the number of books that have been published on digital photography and Photoshop, relatively few books have been written on inkjet photo printing. Even fewer guides have been published about how to mat, mount, and frame inkjet prints for display in an exhibition or gallery. That’s why I was intrigued by a
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Book Presents Tips for New Sellers of Art Photography
By Alex Ried For more than 15 years, LexJet has been helping creators of inkjet prints choose the most cost-effective way to protect valuable prints from damage due to scratching and exposure to UV light, humidity, and airborne pollutants. Photographic and art prints can be protected with traditional framing systems, laminating films, clearcoats, or protective sprays.
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Clearcoating Inkjet Photo and Art Prints
We’re seeing a resumption of the decline of LCD television prices, with the fall in 720p prices outstripping that of 1080p sets. I’ve noted recently that deterioration in LCD pricing has been continuing (see “ Sony’s LCD Premium Gets Discounted ”) and in a recent press release we highlighted particularly significant drops in the PriceSCAN 40–42 Inch LCD Television 720p and 1080p Indices .
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For LCD Sets, Lower Resolution Means Faster Price Drop
We’ve recently seen further deterioration in GPS pricing, continuing a trend begun earlier in the year. At the end of January I commented on the fizzling of a brief New Year’s rally in GPS prices (“ GPS Can’t Navigate To Higher Prices ”), notably in the PriceSSCAN Automotive GPS with Voice Recognition Index . Now we’re seeing further deterioration in our Automotive GPS – Widescreen with Text to Speech Index
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Automotive GPS Prices Driven Down
Just when we were starting to think that the price of crude oil was going to linger at “inexpensive” levels for some time, it has sustained a steady rise over the past week. While it may just be a brief spike, it may also be the inevitable consequence of what seems to be a recovering US economy.
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As an ink consumer, you should be concerned with the price of oil.
A recent resumption of a slide in the pricing of a key microprocessor could indicate that recovery in the market for technology goods is still some time off. As we note in today’s press release , PriceSCAN’s Intel Core 2 Quad Index dropped 3% last week, ending a period of relative stability that began in early February following a precipitous 13% fall in January. As a critical component of many personal computers , the Core 2 Quad’s price deterioration may reflect further weakening in the PC market.
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Processor Price Drop Striking At Core Of Tech Recovery?
I’ve been following the whole e-paper thing for a few years now. Part of it is my interest as a journalist, of course. Most of the initial applications I’ve seen it in development for are for newspapers and magazines and the like, moving the printed page to a much more customized, digital solution that never needs to be thrown away, that gets constantly updated throughout the day with new items based on a predetermined set of variables—previous interests, search histories, etc.
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“Unbreakable” Displays