Printers & Scanners Category - Page 4

If you own an HP’s new printers that’s web-capable, you have access to two new features. One, “scheduled delivery”, allows you to schedule printing of certain things at the same time every day, i.e., chunks of the newspaper at seven in the morning. But the second is a bit less [...]

While many in the geek crowd will be paying strict attention to all things Apple related at this point — I will take the last few minutes before the WWDC 2010 keynote begins and offer a follow up post on the HP web connected printers that I mentioned earlier this [...]

HP looks like they are making a valiant effort to make printing a little more useful in the days of wire-free computing. It used to be that printing was easy, mainly because homes had one computer and a printer which in many cases sat side by side on the same [...]

That’s right, HP spent $1.2 billion on Palm so they wouldn’t have to write software to run their printers. Joking aside, today during HP’s Q2 earnings call, the HP-Palm deal was a hot topic as you can imagine, and HP CEO Mark Hurd expanded on what HP’s plans are for [...]

As of this morning, Epson has rolled out a new addition in their all-in-one (print/copy/scan) printer lineup. The latest edition is the Stylus NX420 and it comes along with a bargain price of $99.99. Still, bargain priced or not, the Stylus NX420 has a few nice features. Plus, the printer [...]

Printer drivers. And just like that, those two words most likely often confuse and/or anger plenty of people. But thanks to HP, those two words are being replaced by another two — Smart Install. It also seems to be that the HP Smart Install functionality will make installing a printer [...]

HP have taken the wraps off their latest AIO printer in the Officejet range, the HP Officejet 4500, which along with offering 4-in-1 functionality, making it particularly suited to SOHO environments, also boasts network friendliness courtesy of both inbuilt 10/100 Ethernet and WiFi connectivity (the latter specifically offered in the [...]

We have plenty of gadgets to play with but we still require printed material to go about our daily business. While we can read eBooks instead of regular books, buy digital frames instead of printing photos and replace all our printed bills with virtual ones we still require printers. So [...]

Apple has sold to date 250 million iPods and 75 million iPhones and iPods. Sure these two categories overlap but I still have a couple of points to make.

Maybe we’re not witnessing the best economy to go ahead and purchase a 3D printer. But if you have a lot of cash to spare then this uPrint Plus 3D printer might be exactly what you were looking for.