Christine Dunne Dunne
Mar 10, 2015
Today, HP announced the global launch of a “re-engineered, sleek” new series of A4 color LaserJet printers intended to make businesses more efficient. The devices—which consist of one MFP and three single function printers—are a significant departure from previous LaserJet products. Comprising new “JetIntelligence” technology, they take up 40% less space; use up to 53% less energy; and wake up, print, and duplex “in a fraction of the time.”
The “enterprise” M552 and M553 single function printers, for instance, offer 100% duplex productivity—meaning that in addition to printing 40 one-sided pages per minute they can achieve 40 images per minute spread across two sides of the page. HP says the announcement represents its most significant laser printing re-engineering since the launch of the first LaserJet in 1984.
Footprint of New HP LaserJet Devices
Source: HP press event in New York City
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Jim Hamilton
Feb 13, 2014
While it’s nice to see my name written in rose petals (or in clouds or candies or footprints in the sand), by itself this form of personalization, though eye-catching, is not enough. Using variable data requires more than just a person’s name.
With a very small amount of information (for example, name, address, and account status) it is possible to create a much more effective document. Read more »
Tags: address, Addressing, Design, direct mail, form, Personalization, personalize, personalized URL, postcard, Print, promotion, promotional, PURL, QR code, rose, roses, URL, Valentine, Valentine’s Day, Variable Data
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Christine Dunne Dunne
Jan 13, 2012
The Little Printer
I recently learned about a London-based design firm that’s got some big plans to integrate cloud-connected technology and creative design. BERG has named its new effort “BERG Cloud”; its first project is a little printer called — well, the Little Printer. It’s expected to launch this year in beta form. Read more »
Tags: BERG, cloud, cost, Design, Environment, firm, Little Printer, London, mini, Newspaper, personalized, smart phone, subscriptions, thermal, wireless
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Apr 11, 2011
Only a year after the release of Creative Suite 5, Adobe has announced a mid-cycle update dubbed Creative Suite 5.5, and there are a few key highlights worth noting.
Addressing the rapid adoption of tablet devices and smartphones, support has been added across a number of Creative Suite applications for designers incorporating these mediums in their design repertoire. Read more »
Tags: Adobe, App, creative suite, CS5.5, Design, iPad, Mobile, New Media, Software, Subscription, Tablet
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