Compact printers are very much preferred nowadays especially by most individuals working at home, or someone who just wants to have a personal printer. Mainly to minimize the amount of space that will be consumed by the device. Printers built with smaller dimensions are basically for low-level printing capacity, since they are not suppose to handle heavy amount of paper loads.
Compact Laserjet Printers
Another advantage of having a compact printer aside from the fact that it's essentially small, users can easily move the device from one place to another simply because it's lighter. But what if you can have a laser printer that is more than just compact and lighter, but foldable as well. Well actually not the printer itself but its chassis or cover. Has anyone ever fold a laserjet whether it's equipped with laser toner cartridge or not, there's no one right? However, these printers are so eco-friendly that their chassis were actually made out of recycled cardboard materials.
July last month, Samsung won a few highly-recognized awards from the last IDEA 2013 Conference & Expo. Unveiling an extremely naive lineup of laser printers called Origami, that has been presented during the said event and has also won 3 Gold Awards. If there's one word to describe those three printers, I would simply say they're all superb. No wonder they received such awards in the concept and prototype category.
Meet The Samsung Origami Printers
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Origami
This one is the most simple among the three printers. Building it is just like you're assembling a gingerbread house that is made out of paper cut outs.Fold it here and there, follow the arrows and marks, then in a few seconds your foldable printer is ready as ever.
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Clip
Also called as the fold-made printer. It's like turning a piece of flattened cardboard into a box, clip the edges, put the printer in and that's it. Turns out this model is the most easy to assemble, yet its aesthetics is a bit better than Origami, yet second place when compared to the Matte.
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Matte
Of all these three, this model is the one I would certainly want to have. Printer nowadays no matter how classy and stylish their chassis may be, I supposed nothing can match with it in terms of customization. Imagine a printer that change its color depending on the user's mood, it's not automatic of course. However, the parts of its housing including the top cover and side panels can be disassembled. Customize the printer by changing its cover with a different color, do it everyday, there's no problem.
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