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I first covered Memjet back in 2007, when Sydney-based Silverbrook Research unveiled a decade-long project: revolutionary inkjet speeds thanks to a single pass page-width printhead. And it wasn’t a hoax after all: working prototypes spitting out 60ppm were shown at CES 2009, and again in recent years. But now – just weeks before Memjet is set to appear at the world’s largest printing show ?.
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By Andrew Liszewski Once dot-matrix printers were replaced by inkjets, printer technology hit a long period of stagnation when manufacturers realized they could just sit back and make a killing by selling replacement ink cartridges.... Read Post

Do you believe in magic? U.K based PragmatIC Printing is currently working on technology that can create animated photos that light up and react to motion. Employing LEDs and a revolutionary 3D printing scheme, PragmatIC is already ... Read Post

Remember Memjet? Silverbrook's 60-pages-per-minute printer shocked the technology industry in March of 2007, when the startup disclosed its innovative inkjet technology. Soon after, the company started talking about releasing 360-pa... Read Post