Think about printing without ink, on the same paper at least 500 times by erasing the earlier matter and hanging your designer printer inside your drawing room as it is no more a stationery but an accessory.

Print 2 pages per second with Inkjet

An innovative technology named “Memjet” printer technology has been developed by SilverBrook. The device is accessible on A4 page and is capable of printing 2 pages per second but you would have to invest $2,995 for getting it.

Temporary Printing Machine

“Temporary Printing Machine” delivers colorless creations by using a range of ultraviolet LEDs and rotating it over a light responsive surface. The temporary factor is not for a fraction as the display lasts for a minute and 30 seconds and then fades gradually, leaving a blank canvas for the machine to print.

Toshiba printer erases and reprints on the same paper

seems that technology has started respecting paper as the latest printer developed by Toshiba—B-SX8R can not only erase what is printed on it but also can reprint on it. And to your much wonder this can be done up to 500 times on a single paper.
The credit for this goes to the special pigment used by Toshiba. The pigment has the tendency to react to heat. The pigment turns black if heated above 180 degrees, creating an image but if you plan to erase this creation then heat the surface between 130 and 170 degrees allowing the pigment reverting to white and doing the needful.Inkless Printer

Imagine printing without ink. Yes, now this is no more restricted to imagination as the Zink Imaging has developed the world’s first inkless printer. The demand for ink is replaced by the special paper made up of “micro-thin layers containing three types of colour-forming dye crystals - yellow (top), magenta (middle) and cyan (bottom).”
Now, without the involvement of ink you can have printed paper within 30-seconds. Just make up your mind to spend $200 for this device as it would be equal to the cost of the ink used by other printers and in fact less. The proportion and the contrast of the color at each pixel is under-control by the temperature and exposure to the heater element.

Wireless Printer Concept Hangs On Your Wall

This decorative accessory for your bedroom wall has double-edged usage attached to it. It may seem like a hanging but its more than that as it is a wireless printer that displays printouts like a picture in a frame. After thin wireless laptops or so called notebooks, this invention is first of its kind in the printing industry.

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After a long wait of 24-hours, gizmop freaks took a sigh of relief as iphones of both 8GB and 4GB are located in the stores of San Francisco and New York. This seems to be Avenue 5th store? If you still desire to take it then you take it now.

Models display clothes, attached with wireless touch keypads being developed by a US firm to go with MP3 digital music players, during a fashion show on the sidelines of the Solution and Contents Exhibition of Korea in Seoul on 20 June 2007. Sponsored by the South Korean government, the exhibition displayed new IT-related products from local and foreign firms.

Girly gadgets occasionally come off as a little cheesy, but these computer accessories from G-Cube are no less than being really stylish. It’s about high time that someone came out with new gadgets for the fairer sex.

G-Cube has a wide range of styles; they have leopard print, dragonflies and even cute little floating hearts. Don’t mistake them for glittery pink keyboards as they come in real nice and sober shades. All of these cute accessories from G-Cube will be available at Office Max this fall. Believe me it’s worth waiting.

They say the person who moves with time would surely get success but I think a small amendment in this would do wonders. A person who walks with time (technology) would surely achieve success. How is this?

Presently, all the footwear mega-brands are making efforts to bring technology-oriented ingredient in its innovative shoe-designs (Slippers, flip-flops, sandals, stilettos, sneakers, boots). Now miles can easily be crossed will the techy shoes with in-built microprocessor chips and sensors. This helps in automatically adjustment of your locomotion to those that reads and records the kilometers trod, measures the pace of walk and calories burnt.

Adidas latest invention of the ‘Adidas One´ has a 20MHz-microprocessor and a sensor that gets adjusted to running conditions. “It has a microchip and it gives you extra cushion as per the requirement of the athlete or the surface. It is called worlds most intelligent shoe,” says an Adidas official. This collection will suit the summer trend and is surely a blessing for tech-freaks.

Nike is also geared up and its technology-driven face is clear via its in-built iPod. “This shoe will talk to your iPod, providing you instant audio feedback of your time, distance, pace, and calories burned,” says Shekhar at a Nike showroom. The combination of the shoe and the iPod costs Rs 6,200 plus Rs 2,300.

“We have summer special shoes also which are light in weight and more flexible with a high performance impact protection, every time your feet hit the ground,” he adds.

Packed with high definition video playback and built-in 5.1 surround sound, Hangar 18 is an all-in-one home theatre solution that doesn’t offer popcorns. Alienware’s media computer consists of PC components and has been designed to suit your living room.

This product from alien planet is so much familiar with us as it supports video playback at up to 1080p resolution and enables the connectivity to HDMI-capable televisions or standard computer monitors.

Its $1999 configuration includes 250-gigabyte hard drive, but it can go up to two terabytes with other configurations offering you more room to store your favorite movies, music, games, home videos, digital photos, and recorded TV programs.

Windows Vista’s Media Centre software supports the recording and playing back live television as well as downloaded music and movies. In its standard version, one can have two video tuners, one for digital HD content and one for analog broadcast.

At the same time, Hangar 18 can handle up to four tuners and record up to four channels. Besides supporting 802.11g and Bluetooth wireless, it has a remote control that mimics the functions of a mouse when moved in three dimensions.

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Known as the world’s second largest information technology show, Computex Taipei 2007, a five-day exhibition started on 5 June will continue till 9 June in Taipei, Taiwan. The event saw the presence of over 2,700 booths from 1333 companies along with 100,000 expected visitors.

Visitors glaring at an Acer personal digital assistant (PDA) at Computex Taipei 2007. It is a platform inviting companies from Asia’s leading information technology trade fair to showcase their updated version of the products, thereby redefining the video, mobile and Internet services offered at low prices:

Various motherboards at display during the show:

Woman featuring new digital photo frames allowing a user to display pictures taken directly from their camera, during the Taipei International Information Technology Show:

Nonomars solar backpack packed with a 5V/1000mA Lithium battery that will enable you power your cell phone, PDA and MP3 player available at the show:

Woman displaying a fan showing a digital display of the room temperature during the Taipei International Information Technology Show:

Woman displaying the latest Apacer 128GB solid state drive (SSD) during the show:

A visitor looks at the latest Nanya DRAM, a 1.5V low-voltage DRAM that offers the world lowest working temperature:

The latest 3.5-inch 1,000 GB Hitachi hard drive available at the show:

Experience your favourite movies and audio in a whole new jaw-dropping way with this Blu-ray high-definition disc player. Stunning 1080p resolution delivers vivid images complete with rich sounds that you won’t be able to tear yourself away from.

* Next-generation Blu-ray are format compatible, for true HDTV video with eye-catching color and appreciable high-resolution surround sound.

* It offers an updated video performance with standard DVDs by converting their video resolution to HDTV-compliant 720p, 1080i or 1080p via the HDMI interface

* Plays BD-ROM discs; supports MPEG-2, MPEG-4AVC, VC1, JPEG and MP3 formats

Nintendo has announced that it will release Zelda II: The Adventure of Link as the 100th classic game on the Wii Shop Channel.

The Wii Shop Channel allows gamers to purchase and download classic Nintendo games from a variety of game consoles from Nintendo, Sega and NEC. Among them are Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario 64 and the original Legend of Zelda.

Nintendo also revealed that it has passed 4.7 million downloads of games by Wii owners since November 2006. Super Mario Bros., originally for the NES, is the leading download.

Nintendo also has plans to continue to release new games into the shop channel on a weekly basis, with new downloads available every Monday.

Microsoft has released its latest seasonal patch for the Xbox 360. This spring update expands the communications reach of the console, introducing Windows Live Messenger to the mix.

The Live Messenger feature will allow both voice and text chat across multiple platforms. Now, friends can communicate with each other between the Xbox 360, PCs and mobile devices. It includes cross-platform gaming between Windows Vista and Xbox Live.

The Xbox 360 will now feature improved family settings - including those specific to the new messaging features, a new Xbox Live Marketplace blade is the interface and progressive downloading that allows media content to be watched as it continues to download. The achievement system is also being updated so that achievement names and scores appear on-screen as they are unlocked.