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Monday, August 12, 2013

Fold, Clip and Change Your Laser Printer's Paper Cover With Samsung Origami

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.

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Friday, July 19, 2013

Samsung Xpress Series and Brother MFC-J870DW : Printers Equipped With NFC Technology

Recently last month, Samsung launched their new line of laser printers that feature NFC technology or well known as Near-Field Communication. It allows two supported devices to communicate and exchange data through touching one another, tapping, or getting them near with each other. This technology was once a very common feature in mobile devices particularly with smartphones. Now it has been applied to a non-mobile device such as a printer and surprisingly went into a hype.

Samsung's Xpress series includes three NFC supported printers which is the C410W, C460W and C460FW. The last model can print, scan, copy and fax, while the other two doesn't include fax functionality. More or less, these new range offers 18ppm (pages-per-minute) print speed in both mono and colour printing. With the NFC feature, these printers may be used to print files, documents and even web contents by simply letting your device touch the printer. Connecting you phone to the printer is easy, however you won't be able to transfer the data unless you download a  mobile print application and WiFi Direct, or any equivalent app.

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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Samsung Xpress C410W Series With NFC-Enabled Printing Technology

Samsung Xpress C410W Series With NFC-Enabled Printing Technology
Samsung is not only good in manufacturing high-end mobile and handheld devices such as smartphones and tablets, we're also aware of the company's extreme line of printers competing in the print industry. Given that the company is primarily focusing in their production of mobile devices, which perhaps has a bigger market scope, Samsung's print technology seems to have a new offering.

Leaning towards home and office use, with a nice and seemingly intricate built, Samsung developed not just one or two, but three new printer models for small-capacity printing demands. The key features of these three is the integration of NFC technology which allows a higher level experience of mobile printing functionality. To those who are not familiar of NFC, it is mainly for smartphones and similar devices, it serves as the bridge between two devices to establish connection by bringing them close together. We can simply put it this way, two devices communicate over a short range thru NFC.

The three new printer models included in the Samsung Xpress C410W Series are, Xpress C410W color laser, Xpress C460W MFC color laser, and Xpress C460W color MFC (different from the second one). Both the last two models are multifunction printers, however their difference is that, the first C460W only offers print, scan, and copy functionality, while the last also offers the same, plus with fax. So to avoid confusion in this post, we call the last model as C460Wf, remember that it's only for the purpose of avoiding conflicts.

The C410W series is essentially built for personal home and small-office printing, added with a very reliable feature that allows direct printing capability from user's smartphones and NFC-enabled devices. All these three printers are sporting a professional-looking aesthetics, coated in glossy black and white chassis. Rated to print at 18ppm (pages-per-minute) in mono and 4ppm in colour mode, guess the speed is somewhat a sacrifice considering their set of features. Consumables are basically common, not too much to worry as they only need Samsung laser toner cartridges, but I think it'll be a really huge expense to keep them running especially when use mainly for photo printing.

Printing on the go or virtually anywhere either thru mobile devices, smartphones and tablets, as well as cloud printing, both of these technologies are bringing up the user experience particularly in printing, to its highest levels. We'll keep you posted regarding this new series, so better wait for follow up posts.

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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Samsung SCX-3405FW Monochrome MFP Laser Printer

Samsung SCX-3405FW Monochrome MFP Laser Printer
It's a rare occasion to feature a printer from Samsung, for whatever the reason there is, I won't dig much into it. Our today's featured printer is the Samsung SCX-3405FW Monochrome Laser Printer suitable for small-micro office environment. It supports Eco printing mode which aids on minimizing printing cost by reducing ink consumption with every print.

The printer's control panel composes of a bi-line 16-digit display, with alphanumeric keypad, directional keys, and Start/Stop buttons all below the LCD. From the front of the printer there's an aperture which serve as a the printer's output tray, while the curve on top of the scanner is dedicated for the ADF support.

It's 40-page automatic document feeder supplements the standard paper cassette which can hold a maximum of 150 sheets of plain paper, while the output tray holds 100 sheets. The SCX-3405FW's paper handling capacity defines the reason why it's intended for micro offices. But since this machine is totally compact that in fact the Samsung SCX-3405FW is one of the smallest mono MFP laser printer, using it as a personal printing buddy serves well enough.

Samsung was certain to give this printer a rated print speed of 21 ppm (pages per minute) which can be effective when printing plain text documents. For a mono printer, the output quality for text and graphics are very essential, hence when it comes to printout quality, the SCX-3405FW is fairly of par with most MFP laser printers in its range.

For the consumables, its standard laser toner cartridges yields 1,500 pages, upon purchasing the printer there's an initial Samsung toner cartridge that can yield approximately up to 700 pages.

Connectivity interfaces include a high-speed USB host, an Ethernet and WiFi for wireless support. Aside from the basic functions the SCX-3405FW provide it can also fax either thru a PC or over a network, and work as a standalone fax or copier. The printer's wireless networking ability allows printing from a mobile device through certain apps such as AirPrint, CloudPrint or Samsung' very own Mobile Print app.

If you prefer using the Samsung SCX-3405FW Monochrome Laser Printer as a personal printer, it's compact size and features make it a suitable machine for your printing demands. While there's no issue on making use of it as an office printer since it's actually intended to serve as one.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Mobile Printing Applications for Android and iOS Devices

People nowadays relies heavily on mobile printing, which isn't surprising since most of us got a handy tablet or smartphone to use for on the go printing. Speaking of which, the advantage of printing from virtually anywhere was such a great option for almost everyone who uses a printer. Mobile printing applications and software are now on the hype, hence we shouldn't be outdated to what's trending in the print industry.

Let's try to name a few mobile print apps for those who are not familiar with them. So if by any chance you want to try it out, you know what app to use.

HP ePrint, Samsung Mobile Print, Epson Connect, and many more, these are just some of the common apps we can make use of for mobile printing purposes. Some of those typically work with Android-powered devices, while others are conditional to work for iOS devices. Well if you want an app specifically for iOS powered phones, tablets and the likes, you can try Collobos FingerPrint. It supports Apple AirPrint technology for cloud printing services through DropBox and Evernote. In addition, both DropBox and Evernote provides cloud storage services over the internet.

For those who want a universal app which can be used for iOS, Android, and even Blackberry devices, there's this one recommended app. PrinterOn, a business-oriented mobile print app that makes a printer accessible to any mobile device.

There's also the PrintShare app, print digital content directly from your WiFi enabled device to a nearby printer. Additionally, this app supports Google Cloud Print, as well as printing not only via WiFi, but also through Bluetooth and USB storage devices even without a PC.

Here's also a round up specifically for Apple iOS devices:
Print MagicHD, particularly suitable for Apple tablets or what we called iPads.
Printing Pro, a software focused on printing from iOS-powered tablets and smartphones directly to the printer via WiFi.
ToPrint, comes in free and full versions, the latter as usual allows better printing options, aside from the basics like printing messages,contacts, files and information from iOS phones and iPad.

Whilst there are more apps over the net that were not mentioned from this post, I'll try to gather more info about those and make a follow up post. Along with the aforementioned free and paid apps, tech giants in the print industry provide their own specific application and software available particularly for each brand. But always make it a habit to check your printer's consumables such as laser toner cartridges or ink cartridges, cause you might not enjoy mobile printing if your printer runs out of it.

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Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Samsung Unveils the Xpress M2875 and ProXpress M4070 MFP Laser Printers

Samsung Xpress M2875 and ProXpress M4070 MFP Laser Printers
Samsung Electronics released a new range of SMB workhorse printers, the Xpress M2875 and ProXpress M4070 multifunction printers, both using laser technology. Specifically built for small-medium-sized businesses, featuring a number of nifty features, and supports an array of paper types for businesses that requires varying paper media printing. Included in the ProXpress M4070 series are five printers and four multi-function printers (MFPs), while for the Xpress M2875 series, there are only two printers and three MFPs.

The new line-up provides an enhance customer oriented printing solution with easy-to-use functionality, for better printing experience. Both the Xpress M2875 and ProXpress M4070 multifunction laser printers are powered by a 600MHz Cortex-A5 processor and boosted with ReCP (Rendering Engine for Clean Pages) technology for sharper text quality printout. Also, these two lineup feature a notably high-capacity memory for an extremely fast printing speed.

These two multifunction printers, the Xpress M2875 and ProXpress M4070, support thick paper medias, card-stock, and an array of paper types in a maximum of A4 up to A3 sized.

If you're familiar with Samsung's very own Easy Eco Driver mode, using it will enable a custom settings from which a user can set the printer to prevent printing the unimportant parts of any file or document before printing. Let's say there are text, images, borders and the likes that can be eliminated from the file, the Eco Driver turns your printer into a wise machine that efficiently use toner and paper materials.

Printer consumable replacement has been reduced, as both the Xpress M2875 and ProXpress M4070 support high-capacity laser toner cartridges, which delivers more printout for a much efficient cost-per-page. Users can make more printouts with these new line-up without the need to replace the cartridges more often. Through Samsung Easy Eco Driver solution combined with high-yield cartridges, users can have a multiple possibilities of controlling their printing cost.

Duplex (double-sided) printing is also available of both ranges, topping it up with Samsung's One Touch Eco button which automatically combines any multi-page file into a single page, another great saving option.The two new line-up also support Samsung Easy Print Manager and Samsung Mobile Print app that enables wireless printing through any mobile device. For more details you can visit their website through this link.

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Thursday, December 06, 2012

The Best Laser Printers To Look Forward On 2013


Doing some research for your plan to purchase a new printer? Well, you can still set that plan but if I were you, I would move it next year for the latest printer equipments will be out on 2013. As we are looking forward for some new printer innovations and features, two of the biggest name in the printer manufacturing business gave a sneak peak of their soon to be released laser printers.

New year, new beginnings, what more could you ask for, maybe a new printer I suppose? Whether you need a personal printer for your home, or a high-performance printer that can cope up with all your office printing task and requirements, this coming new year has a lot to offer. From all the biggest brands such as Hewlett Packard, Samsung, Epson, Canon, Brother, Xerox, Dell, Lexmark, Konica and so on, each manufacturer will surely make a buzz with their new line and series of printers for 2013.

Here's a sneak peak on these soon to be released multifunction printers from Hewlett Packard and Samsung, let us see what they have to offer. I won't be able to provide much of the details and printer specs as I'll be featuring these two printers for my next post with more details and info.

Let's start with Hewlett Packard's HP LaserJet Pro CM1415FN. Best suited as an office printer, considering its low running cost and its outstanding new touchscreen interface only from HP. The CM1415FN is a color laser printer that features a web interface that improves printing, faxing and adding numbers to your phonebook. It allows the user to send print jobs onto the printer via Email or a wireless-capable mobile phone installed with HP's ePrint service application.
HP LaserJet Pro CM1415fnHP LaserJet Pro CM1415FN Specs :
  • Type: MFP Color LaserJet Printer
  • Qouted Speed : 12ppm (standard monochrome A4), 8ppm (colour A4)
  • Connectivity / Interface : 10/100 Ethernet, PictBridge, USB 2.0
  • Dimension : 415 x 443 x 472mm
  • Duty Cycle : 30,000 pages



Next would be the Samsung ML-3710ND, a workgroup monochrome laser printer ideal for small-size businesses. With a considerable low running cost and power-efficiency (0.1W in standby mode) this printer will definitely fit for a busy office. The ML-3710ND has a 600MHz processor that makes all the task done quick and nice, plus a 128MB storage of RAM. It has an above average printout quality for a monochrome laser printer, and comes with high quality laser toner cartridges for more effective printing.
Samsung ML-3710ND Specs :

    Samsung ML-3710ND
  • Type: Workgroup Monochrome LaserJet Printer
  • Qouted Speed : 35ppm
  • Connectivity / Interface : 10/100/1000 Ethernet, USB 2.0
  • Dimension : 253 x 366 x 368mm
  • Duty Cycle : 80,000 pages

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Monday, August 20, 2012

The Best Printers On My Back To School Needs

Best Printers
Back To School : Best Printers
Here's a back to school heads up for you guys out there who are planning to purchase a new model of printer for the new school year. There are a lot of hot models and new trends that hits the printing world, and serves a great buddy to all students who for sure will be making a lot of projects and print works for school this year. So let's now introduce our top picks for the best printer models that suits the school year of 2012.

Kodak printer offers a new service, the Kodak Hero 9.1. With Google Cloud Print and Kodak Email Print technology, allowing both new and current customers to print from mobile devices on the go.  The flagship 4-in-1 HERO 9.1 has a sleek new design with a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, 30-page ADF, 100-sheet paper tray with a 40-sheet photo tray and print speeds up to 8.5 ipm in black and 5.5 IPM in color.  Awarded as the Editor's Choice Award by PrinterComparison, the best in Printer News and Reviews. 

Hewlett Packard also have the HP Photosmart 7510 e-All-in-One. It offers a wide family creative options that no other product in its class can top as of this writing. Other features include: print speeds of up to 13.5 ppm in black and 9 ppm in color, a 4.33-inch touchscreen, 125-sheet input tray with 20-sheet dedicated photo tray and 25-sheet ADF.

The Dell V725w is a 4-in-1 device with ISO print speeds up to 10 ppm, a print resolution up to 4800 x1200 DPI, 50-page ADF, 2.4-inch color LCD, wireless connectivity and more. In other words, a solid choice for the more technical student who is more interested in getting things done than creative options.

The ultra compact Samsung ML-2165w aims to bring small office, home office customers quality laser prints in a more economical offering thanks to the new 1500-page all-in-one toner cartridges and ECO features reducing toner and paper usage automatically.  This is for the student who only needs/wants to print black and white text documents fast and often.

The flagship Pixma MG8220 Wireless Photo All-in-One offers many of the same features we first saw on the Pixma MG8120: identical print speeds and print resolution, Intelligent Touch system with 3.5-inch LCD, two-way paper feeding, automatic duplexing and built-in wireless connectivity as well as a new CD/DVD/Blu-ray tray and the Pixma Cloud Link feature.  Perhaps the best printer on this list as far as photo quality goes, but a little light on mobile features and applications compared to the Kodak and HP models.

Don't forget to check the price list of their laser toner cartridges and ink cartridges, so you won't be surprised of the retail price when you purchase for their replacements. 

 

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