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OKI C7200dn review
Reviews LED printing isn't new, and nor is the single-pass colour LED printer, both OKI and Lexmark having released previous products in this category. As well as arranging its cyan, magenta, yellow and black LED imaging units in line to accommodate single...
[January 21, 2001, 23:00]
OKI C9200dn review
Reviews The LED engine can also handle oversized A3 paper for full-bleed A3 proofs. The use of LED technology combined with a straight paper path also allows printing on paper weights up to 200gsm. If more memory is required, the printer will accommodate...
[May 2, 2001, 0:00]
Using Bluetooth on Linux
Blog Then you need to initiate "pairing" from your Bluetooth device; if it is a mouse, there is generally a "connect" button on it somewhere (usually on the bottom); headphones usually only have one or two buttons and an LED, so you have to press and...
[December 21, 2009, 8:00]
IT Analysis - Xerox Seeks Growth in SMB Market Through Expanded Channel Services
White Papers The printer industry is characterised by intense competition and commoditisation which has led to downward pressure on prices. Printer and copier vendors are all trying to capture a share of the growing desktop segment through new lower cost...
[February 21, 2009, 0:24]
Epson Aculaser C1000 review
Reviews Operating the printer must be accomplished via the driver, as the unit's control panel is minimalist -- there is only an LED, which indicates that the printer is working, or flashes to indicate that data is being received.
[February 17, 2002, 23:00]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog The organic semiconductor mob get all excited about spraypainting complete integrated circuits, while the plastic LED people talk about building displays that cover walls. ImagiNail looks like a rather plump laser printer, but with a half-moon slot...
[July 2, 2004, 18:50]
Oki C5200n review
Reviews The C5200n's entire top panel, with the four LED arrays affixed to it, opens like a clamshell, exposing vertical slots where the four snap-together toner-and-imaging-drum assemblies drop straight in for easy replacement.
[October 21, 2004, 11:15]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog Even the Apollo mission to the moon - the major motivation for developing the sort of logic integrated circuits that powered the microcomputer revolution that's led to you reading this - only makes sense in the context of beating the Ruskies to...
[July 1, 2005, 19:15]
Tektronix beats 2Q estimates
News Strong sales, good gross margins and cost reductions led to excellent operating margins for the measurement business, the company said. In September, the company sold its Video and Networking Division (VND) and announced that it would sell its...
[December 15, 1999, 13:46]
Canon Pixma iP90 review
Reviews The iP90 has a simple, semicircular control panel with buttons for power and to resume printing, plus an LED that glows green and flashes in green and orange to communicate everything from normal printing to a major meltdown.
[July 15, 2005, 13:10]
Synology DS209+ NAS Server review
Reviews On the front, it features a slick panel with blue LED indicators that show the status of the hard drive, network activity and the power status. The device also comes with a software CD that contains Synology Assistant, which detects the NAS on the...
[February 26, 2009, 14:54]
CES: Fiorina puts industry in the picture about merger
News So Fiorina closed the speech with a pointed attempt to reclaim the HP legacy from Walter Hewlett and the other scions of founders William Hewlett and David Packard, who have led a proxy battle to defeat the Compaq merger.
[January 9, 2002, 9:47]
Fiorina steps aside
News I know she's been under a certain amount of criticism, but [this] is somewhat unexpected," said Hewlett, who led an unsuccessful proxy battle to defeat HP's acquisition of Compaq. The company reorganised last month, combining its PC and printer units.
[February 9, 2005, 13:25]
Dell 3100cn review
Reviews If you don't mind dealing with the moving parts inherent in the carousel design, the Dell 3100cn might work for you; otherwise, you should consider a machine with more straightforward cartridge changes, such as the Oki C5200n color LED printer.
[November 15, 2004, 9:45]
Hewlett Packard H470 - Finally Another Good Mobile Printer
Blog A web search led me to the Ubuntu Bluetooth Printer Setup Page. I recently purchased an HP H470 mobile printer. The base model (just plain H470) is simply a small desktop printer, which is easy to pack up and take along; Then there is the H470b...
[July 24, 2009, 14:14]
Ethernet inventor welcomed into Hall of Fame
News At the age of 61, Robert "Bob" Metcalfe has led a storied career, but he isn't resting on his laurels just yet. And it was there, in 1973, that he and Stanford University graduate student Dave Boggs described the concept of Ethernet in an attempt...
[May 8, 2007, 17:54]
Oki C5510n review
Reviews The neatly designed control panel has a spacious, green-backlit LED with well-spaced scrolling arrow keys and mode buttons. You must string a USB cord between the Oki C5510n's scanner and printer and plug in their separate power cords, but the...
[July 14, 2005, 13:00]
HP iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger review
Reviews There is a built-in 2 megapixel camera, with the lens, self-portrait mirror and LED flash in the usual location on the back of the device. Hewlett-Packard includes its Photosmart Mobile software, which, among other things, allows you to print JPEG...
[January 8, 2007, 13:46]
Could Dell services push get too pushy?
News Dell Computer's increasing focus on corporate services has led to prominent contracts and growing revenue for both the PC maker and its partners that help provide the services. Hewlett-Packard ended its printer partnership with Dell in July, and in...
[November 25, 2002, 12:06]
Increase in Windows attacks reported
News Malicious code that exploits the Windows hole has already led to significant growth in the number of hijacked PCs, CipherTrust said last week. Microsoft, however, has not seen an increase in malicious activity associated with MS06-040, a security...
[September 1, 2006, 9:05]
