A Market Study of Colour Printers by John Sollars
The printer manufacturing market seems to be a booming one. Manufacturers are no doubt eyeing expansion and coming up with newer products to capture the burgeoning market. The manufacturers are interested in the colour -printer sector for purely reasons of expansion. ... It must be said here that while in the monochrome department Hewlett-Packard co. ... To maximize its revenue, the company in a clever move, outfitted the toner with different toner cartridges. ... are the market leaders, the reigning company in the colour segment still remains undecided.

Blu ray VS. HD DVD, Who Will Win the Battle? by TN Burns
Blu ray technology and HD DVD technology are fighting each other to become the DVD format of the next generation. Blu ray and HD DVD are fighting against each other in a similar style as the VHS and Betamax battle of the 1980's. Blu ray Disc is an optical disc format designed for high definition... Supporting HD DVD is the movie company Universal Studios as well as technology companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Toshiba and Microsoft. ... Paramount, Studio Canal, Universal, Warner and The Weinstein Company has decided to back the HD DVD format.

Compare Photo Printers by Jason Gluckman
Today, there are several types of photo printers available. The inkjet photo printers offer photo printing, but are also capable of printing other material. Dedicated photo printers print only on photo paper, and professional photo printers are capable of giving large printouts. ... The Epson PictureMate Deluxe Viewer Edition InkJet Photo Printer and Hewlett Packard Photosmart 8450 InkJet Printers are also highly rated, with similar resolution and speed. ... The Kodak EasyShare 500 Thermal Photo Printer is a thermal transfer printer.

Did You Know You Might Be Throwing Away Money! by Richard Sherland
Did you know that some laser printer cartridges are worth over $20.00 each? Many people are throwing money down the drain. I’ll tell you how you can make money or even start a part or full time business. The cartridge remanufacturing business is growing by leaps and bounds. ... Hewlett Packard and Lexmark are the main one that you will need to find. ... I have found one company that takes Epson’s. ... You can get a list from the company you sign up with. ... You can companioned with a recycling company to stockpile and recycle empty printer inkjet cartridges, and empty toner cartridges...

Ink Cartridge Recycling 101 by Niall Roche
Let’s take a moment to think about the topic of ink cartridge recycling. In our modern world we just keep throwing our trash away without sparing it a second thought. But where does all this left over trash go? It all goes to the local landfill polluting the land and water table. ... At the moment Hewlett Packard, Epson and Lexmark operate a defined inkjet cartridge recycling program whilst Canon are still catching up the rear. ... A number of companies sell kits that are specifically designed to allow you to refill your inkjet cartridge.

One Small Step for Man – One Giant Bill from Tech. Support by Pete McFraser
Beaming data to the moon—it sounds intriguing, but is it really the answer to offsite backup? Dozens of businesses were unable to recover from 9/11. Having all of their files and backup data in one location added incredible economic damage to the already tragic losses of life. ... While they’re up there, TransOrbital, using Hewlett-Packard technology, plans to make live digital images of the earth available on the web. ... need to be built on the moon; currently, Tran Orbital is the only company with the licensing to do it.

The Printer Cartridge Wars: Generic or Remanufactured Cartridges Right for You? by David Amerman
Overview As "generic", "remanufactured", and "new compatible" inkjet printer cartridges and laser toner cartridges creep deeper into the printer accessories market, the choices become varied and often confusing. It is estimated that by the year 2004 the aftermarket share of the inkjet and... Primarily you will only find remanufactured Inkjet cartridges for Hewlett Packard, Lexmark and Dell, as these companies have meticulously patented (and subsequently filed suit against anyone who tried to duplicate) their inkjet cartridge designs.

At Last, The Lost Ruins of Epson Media Information Is Revealed To All Epson Inkjet Printer Owners! by Joseph Mercado
No Longer Will Life Behind Epson’s Closed Media Curtains Hide From An Epson Believer Ever Again. How critical is it to decide on the proper inkjet paper used for my Epson printer and reap its total optimal performance? Making the right inkjet printer paper choice can be quite an indecisive... The majority of third party media papers are designed to fit the specifications of Hewlett Packard inkjet printers. ... These two companies ultimately optimize their papers to meet Epson printing standards when conducting high resolution prints.

How You Can Save Money When Buying Computer Printer Ink by George Wood
Buying computer printer ink repeatedly is necessary if you are using a printer a lot. You may find yourself spending too much money if you are buying computer printer ink quite often. You need to think how you can save money on buying computer printer ink. ... You can get these inks both in color and black ink for Canon, Epson, Lexmark and Hewlett Packard printers. ... Remanufactured (Refilled) Cartridges: Advantages: You have to consider buying the cartridges that are already filled with ink in bulk if you don’t want the hassle and mess of refilling your ink cartridges.

Blu-Ray Set to Take the World by Storm! by Colbert Paul
The Blu-ray Disc belongs to a new generation of optical discs capable of staging high density data. Blu-Ray technology is based on a blue-violet coloured laser. The blue laser operates at a wave length of 405 nm, while older technology such as DVDs and CDs are based on red and infrared lasers... Hewlett Packard has announced that they will release desktop PCs equipped with Blu-ray technology in late 2005. ... The main competitor for the Blu-ray technology is the HD DVD format which is also capable of storing more information than a normal DVD.