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With the number of small office/home office professionals on the rise, Lexmark recently introduced four new All-In-One and inkjet printers to the US: the X5270, X1185, and X2250 All-In-One Printers and the Z816 Jetprinter. All of them feature Lexmark's new six-colour ink system that combines dye-based and pigmented inks for richer colours, especially in printed photos.
To celebrate the 'You Take Five' competition, Digit and HP are giving away a bundle of HP Photographic products worth over £650! The bundle is designed to give the winner the kit needed to enter the 'You Take Five' competition. This consists of an HP 945 Digital Camera (worth £399), an HP Photosmart 7960 InkJet Printer (worth £249) and some HP Premium Plus Photo Paper.
Type foundry P22 has announced the availability of two historical font sets, both created by Frederic Goudy: the Goudy Aries and Woodtype sets.
Static Control Components (SCC) announced that it has begun selling three new chips to allow third-party printer cartridges to work in printers from Lexmark, the latest salvo in an ongoing dispute between SCC and Lexmark.
Looking for a way to label your multitude of CDs and DVDs neatly and efficiently? Hewlett-Packard has come up with an elegant answer: Use the same laser that already burned the data to make a label on the flip side of the disc.
Fujifilm has announced the release of a new digital compact camera in the UK, the FinePix F710. Based on the F700, the F710 ups the zoom to 4x optical. The F710 also adds a pop-up flash, a widescreen LCD and PictBridge compatibility.
Both Jasc Software and Extensis have updated their image-management applications, adding features that go beyond simple cataloguing and editing to help their products stand out in a crowded field.
At the Photo Marketing Association trade show in the US on Thursday, Kodak debuted five new digital cameras and a new brand of photo paper.
Extensis has introduced the latest major release of its Digital Asset Management (DAM) solution for Mac OS X and Windows - Portfolio 7. The new release will be published in April and May 2004, according to Extensis.
Like many other companies, camera maker Konica Minolta stepped up to the plate today with several new digital camera announcements, timed to coincide with this week's Photo Marketing Association (PMA) 2004 trade show in the US. The new announcements include new 3.2, 4 and 8-megapixel digital cameras aimed at consumers and pros alike.
Timed to coincide with the start of the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) 2004 trade show in the US, Hewlett-Packard announced plans to revamp its digital camera lineup and outlined its strategy to become a leading vendor of digital camera products. The company offered a few details on the first of the new generation of digital cameras - the HP Photosmart R707.
Olympus introduced a variety of new digital cameras to attendees of this week's Photo Marketing Association (PMA) 2004 trade show in the US. The new models run the gamut from point-and-shoot pocket cameras to an 8.0 megapixel model equipped with a wide-angle zoom lens. All the new cameras feature USB support and write to xD-Picture Card flash media.
Canon has announced the i9950 A3 Bubble Jet. The printer boasts eight colours, raising the bar for Canon inkjets still further following the announcement of the seven colour A4 i990 less than two weeks ago.
Canon has announced a new range of 1.33 Megapixel camcorders – the MVX250i, MVX200i and MVX200 - with enhanced features for digital still capture and sharing footage over the Internet. Canon claims that the new camcorders, available from the end of April, are 40 per cent smaller than the MVX100 series models they replace. Pricing has yet to be announced.
Yet another digital compact camera announcement from Canon brings us the PowerShot Pro1, timed to coincide with the PMA and Focus Photography exhibitions in the US and UK later this month. This 8Mp model assumes the position of flagship in the PowerShot range, with an f/2.4-3.5, 7.2-50.8mm (28-200mm 35mm film equivalent) USM L-series lens.
The recently announced PowerShot S1 IS has been claimed by Canon as a hybrid of a compact digital still camera and a DV camcorder. As a digital compact camera it features a 3.2Mp CCD and a 10x optical zoom. As a camcorder it will shoot 30 frames per second at VGA resolution with sound. Due in March, the camera will cost around £408 plus VAT.
Three new digital cameras have been added to the Canon Ixus range, including the 5Mp Digital Ixus 500, the flagship of the range. The other cameras are the 4Mp Digital Ixus 430 (replacing the Ixus 400) and the 3.2Mp Digital Ixus IIs (replacing the Ixus II).
Canon has announced the launch of two new entry-level 3.2Mp compact cameras - the PowerShot A310 and the PowerShot A75. Both include a single-button print/share function and both PictBridge and Direct Print compatibility for simplified printing and uploading of images and sport a new Canon DIGIC processor.
FujiFilm has announced the release of two new compact point-&-shoot digital cameras: the FinePix A330, the FinePix A340. The only significant difference between the two models is their resolution, with the former offering a 3Mp CCD, where the later offers a 4Mp CCD.
Canon have announced the release of the Bubble Jet i80, which they claim is the world's fastest and highest resolution mobile printer. The A4 printer, which purports to offer an output of 10ppm (colour) and 14ppm (mono) and a resolution of 4800-x-1200 dpi, will be available from March for around £170 plus VAT.
