Save Money and Ink with Cartridge Free Xerox Printer

 

Xerox is one of the only printer manufacturers offering solid ink colour printing technology. Instead of the traditional messy and sometimes toxic toner and inkjet cartridges found inside other printers, Xerox has come up with the concept of solid sticks of ink to produce fantastic colour prints at a much lower cost. The solid ink is resin based and involves heating it before transferring it to paper, which is similar to large scale press printers, however all this has been fitted inside a desktop device called the Xerox ColorQube 9200.

Features of Xerox ColorQube 9200

• Non-toxic ink is resin-based, similar to a crayon, so the sticks are safe to handle by anyone

• No-mess ink won’t stain your clothes or your skin

• Capacities of ink sticks can be up to 1,000 or 2,300 pages depending on the device

• Load up to 5 sticks at a time (depending on device) of each colour in a solid ink device for long, uninterrupted printing

• Stringent manufacturing of the ink ensures colours will be consistent. 100% of all ink is inspected, not a statistical sampling, which is commonly employed.

The Xerox ColorQube 9200 guarantees a reduction in the cost of ink compared with Inkjet and Laser printers (claimed 62% saving) and a faster prints-per-minute (up to 85ppm). The downside may be the expensive price. Because the Xerox ColorQube 9200 has four separate print heads along with a heating element, its price tag is $23,000.

[Via Xerox]

WeraMouse V2 Handheld Mice

 

Are you sick of having cables tangled and making your computer desk look untidy? The WeraMouse V2 aims to help this by removing the need for a USB wire attached to your mouse. Utilizing Tested Trackball Technology, the wireless handheld WeraMouse V2 also frees up space on your computer desk as it works perfectly without a flat space to roll on. The WeraMouse V2 can be used up to a distance of 8 meters away and is controlled simply by its trackball and buttons. I know many people are not fans of trackballs, for you guys just wait a little longer as rumours of a touchpad WeraMouse are in the works.

WeraMouse V2 Features:

• Up to 8 meter range.

• Rechargeable, Li-ion battery, with up to 28 hours of use on each charge.

• 1 ½ hour charge.

• Charges by USB cable to your computer.

• TrackBall Cursor movement component.

• No software required

• Plug in the USB receiver, wait for recognition, and the charged WeraMouse V2 is ready

• No adjustments needed to your computer settings

• Works in either hand, that is, Right or Left handed

• Works with all computers with a USB port

• Works with ALL operating systems, including Apple

• The perfect browser and gaming mouse!

• NO DESK OR PILE OF PHONE BOOKS NEEDED!!

Not just your typical wireless mouse, check it out.

Price: $99
Available: WeraMouse

Gold Bullion Style Wireless Mouse

 

Check out this Gold Bullion Mouse, it certainly brings a bit of bling bling to your computing. Due to the price I can only assume its not made of real gold, however it does look quite stylish. Functionally, it’s just a standard 3 button wireless mouse with a clickable scroller and powered by a battery which is rechargeable via the USB port on your computer.

Gold Bullion Mouse Features

• A bar of Gold Bullion that happens to be a mouse, or is it the other way round?

• Comes with standard right and left click buttons and a clickable scroll button.

• Plugs into computer via USB port.

• PC and Mac compatible.

• Despite all appearances the mouse is NOT made out of gold.

• Suitable for ages 8 years+.

• Size: 10.5 x 6 x 4cm.

Available: Iwantoneofthose.com

Price: £18.99

PhotoFast announce their G-Monster PCIe SSD

 

PhotoFast, a Japanese firm has recently announced plans to unleish their G-Monster series of PCIe Solid-State Drives (SSD) that will become available with 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB capacity. Not much more information is available but we can confirm the G-Monster boasts a read speed of up to 750MB/s and write speed of 700MB/s. Compatible with Windows XP and Vista, the PhotoFast G-Monster PCIe SSD will be available to buy in April.

[via Slashgear]

The launch of Eee PC by Asus, a Keyboard converted into PC is not far now

 

There wont be any denial if we say that 2009 seems to be a potential year for innovative gadgets. We have already discussed much in the same section and every second day there is a new launch of a techno gadget that leaves no space for compliments with its extraordinary features. Its almost like a habit now to discuss and share some new gadget with some new features and out of the world qualities.

This time again we are here to discuss another mind boggling gadget that is a keyboard. Yes, the Asus Eee PC Keyboard PC, for which we all are waiting for some time now. So the latest in Asus is that they are almost ready to launch their latest Asus Eee PC Keyboard PC by May or June this year. So everyone who has waited for the Asus Eee PC Keyboard PC to hit the market finally has some good news!!!

For all those who are yet now aware about the extraordinary Asus Eee PC Keyboard PC, here is a short introduction. Asus is world renowned when it comes to manufacturing net books. Remember the Eee PC introduced by Asus that brought a revolution in US market. Well the same firm is about to convert their Eee PC Keyboard into a personal computer. Earlier it was mentioned every where when the company declared its launch and finally the time has come to get the same in the markets for you to buy.

While the company has manufactured two versions of Eee PC Keyboard PC, the market is already wooing. The Wired keyboard PC is supposed to be priced at $400 and the other wireless keyboard that even comes with a Bluetooth is available for a $ 600. Both wireless and wire keyboard have been installed with almost similar features like an atom processor with 1.6 GHz, a RAM of 1GB and for storage purpose, SSD of 16 and 32 GB. The monitor is of 5 inch and is a touch screen through which you can even watch movies. What more can one ask for???