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Pixma printers specialize in office printing
Canon's Pixma iP1880 printer has an elegant arc design and extremely fast print speed, 16 color pages per minute or a 10 x 15 cm photo in just 70 seconds.
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Epson to the printer
Epson has just announced the launch of AIO-all-in-one printer EPSON Stylus Photo RX590. This is the first all-in-one printer in the area equipped with a new ink system -…
Computer science
Epson introduced ink system that can replace ink color
On October 18, Epson officially announced a new ink system for inkjet printers. This is the match
Computer science
2006 - The year of prosperity of the digital printing industry
Research firm Lyra - a company specializing in printing and digital imaging - predicts a bright future of the global digital printing market in the coming years.
New technology
Sound waves help format ultra-small print objects
The research team from Harvard University has succeeded in developing new printing technologies that can control the shape and amount of ink used.
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Materials known as 'self-destructive timers' can cause ink to disappear
The secret behind these self-destructive molecules is that they need a small amount of energy to survive - and when that energy is gone, they will disappear.
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MIT develops tattoo ink to help you know when you're sick just by looking
New tattoo ink can change color according to health status.
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Recycled paper can be reused more than 80 times
The new paper can be erased, reprinted more than 80 times without adding ink, bringing great value to the economy and the environment.
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Active plastic silicone robot without batteries
This robot will be a major breakthrough in the field of robot research and manufacturing in the near future.
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Coming to reading technology without turning the page
Researchers at MIT and Georgia have created a system that allows you to read books without having to flip pages one by one.
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Jellyfish skin can be used as encryption information for confidential information
Researchers at the University of Connecticut were inspired by the ink and jellyfish skin, which can change color or texture to meet certain elements in the surrounding e…
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Israel developed ways to use soft drinks to encode and decipher confidential messages
The case of using lemon juice as an invisible ink is a simple example of applying steganography to chemistry.
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Tattoo know movement
The Portuguese artist group uses a new tattoo technique that combines traditional tattoos and map projection technology to create tattoos moving in the human body.
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This new technology will completely prevent paper counterfeiting
Swiss scientists hope the technology will soon be widely used in security areas, such as increasing the level of protection of identity elements against counterfeiting o…
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Future screens will 'not waste battery' thanks to phase shifting materials?
Thanks to the application of new screen material technology, scientists have brought hope to future smartphones with good displays but still saving energy.