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Pentax PocketJet 200

It's certainly portable, but it's expensive and can't print on plain paper.

October 15, 2000 by Charles McLellan

HP Business Inkjet 2250TN

An impressive attempt to establish colour inkjet printing in corporate workgroups.

October 16, 2000 by Charles McLellan

Xerox WorkCentre C2424/ADP

More powerful than an inkjet and far cheaper than A3 products, the WorkCentre C2424 delivers excellent performance and print quality with a full suite of network management features and a cost-effective pricing plan.

May 16, 2005 by Paul Monckton

'Electronic ink' would turn paper into a changeable display

Imagine opening a book, leafing through its changeable pages and turning to a picture of a tiger ... that lunges out at you from the bindings.

July 14, 1998 by Alan Boyle

Nintendo releases Game Boy cameras in U.S.

A video game company could make this year's biggest splash in the digital camera market.A new camera from Nintendo (NTDOY), using technology several years old, snaps into the hand-held Game Boy gaming device and lets you take grainy, black-and-white pictures, which you can then manipulate on the Game Boy or print out with a grainy, low-resolution printer.

June 2, 1998 by Matthew Broersma

Bringing the miracle of dialysis home

It's an inkjet's ability to deliver precise amounts of fluid in a precise stream that is key here. Instead of running ink you run water and drugs.

October 16, 2008 by Dana Blankenhorn

3D printing in South Africa: A ground-up revolution

South Africa leads the continent when it comes to 3D printing, and most of that is thanks to one small group of hackers.

August 4, 2014 by Adam Oxford

Korean government's 3D printing blueprint targets 15 percent of global market

South Korea is preparing a 10-year roadmap to boost the 3D printing industry in the export-driven country. But can the government increase demand, awareness and education for a business that is starting from scratch?

August 1, 2014 by ZDNet Editors

XPS printing in Vista

Some things fly under the radar from a technology standpoint. Printing is one of those things.

April 10, 2007 by John Carroll

Xerox WorkCentre C2424/ADP

The new WorkCentre C2424 from Xerox is the first multi-function device (MFD) to be based on the company's exclusive solid-ink technology. It’s a high quality yet cost-effective all-in-one unit that prints, copies and scans A4 pages in full colour while offering many of the features of far more costly products. Until now, the choice has been between budget A4 inkjets at a few hundred, and expensive A3 lasers costing many thousands of pounds. Designed for workgroups of around twenty people, the C2424 sits between both camps, offering a more robust, powerful and flexible solution than an inkjet with the duty-cycle and range of features you’d expect from high-end office equipment -- only in an A4 format.

May 16, 2005 by Paul Monckton