Tiny Printer Prints Directly Onto CD And DVD
Printing CD and DVD labels and then sticking them onto the disc is time consuming and messy. Peeling the sticky label off from the slick backing usually causes the label to curl up making it difficult to handle. And if you're not careful handling it, the label can touch and stick to itself thus rendering it totally useless. Using one of those label presses adds to the messiness since the label usually never lays flat enough on the press so that you can apply the disc's surface onto the curled label. Too many times you'll find yourself with a label that's either off center or creased.
You wind up with a disc that looks home-brewed and amateurish. And once the label has been applied, it's almost impossible to remove it so that you can try sticking another label onto the same disc again. Basically you have to toss the disc and burn another one. But there is a better way. Optical discs are now available with printable surfaces.
These discs amazingly cost no more than their non-printable counterparts and you can find them most anyplace that sells computer media. Until recently, printers that print directly onto printable discs were a bit pricey. But now there's a brand new disc printer that sells for $139.95 and it's from Primera, the same people that make the Bravo II optical media burner and printer.For complete review please go to:http://www.computeramerica.com/content/columns/craig/2004/2004-08-16.htmCraig Crossman is a Knight-Ridder newspaper columnist writing about computers and technology. He also hosts the nation's longest running nationally syndicated radio talk show on computers and technology, Computer America, heard on the Business Talk Radio network weeknights at 10PM ET. In South Florida, you can hear a rebroadcast of a selected Computer America show each Sunday evening at 8PM
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Innovative Web Site Offers New Products for Scrapbookers
West Jordan, Utah
December 17, 2004 - Scrap Girls, LLC, an innovative new Web site for scrapbooking and
paper crafting, recently launched its new boutique, offering state-of-the-art, cutting-edge, high-quality printables for scrapbookers. Located on the Web at www.scrapgirls.com, Scrap Girls offers a wide array of printable and digital products for scrapbookers and paper crafters of all levels, from beginner to expert. Scrapbookers the world over are constantly looking for ways to stretch their crafting budget and Scrap Girls has a unique and innovative solution: Printables. Scrap Girls offers a wide arrange of downloadable patterned papers, embellishments, tags, transparencies, cardstock and other printable projects available to scrapbookers around the world. And nearly every crafter already owns the tools required to use printables, which includes a home computer and a color printer.Scrappers and...
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Alien Technology? expands RFID Label Converter program to Asia qualifying Smart Label Converter Worldlabel.com
Singapore (ContentDesk) October 6, 2005 -- Innotech Resources PTE LTD (Innotech), a leading label manufacturer and converter in Singapore of barcode labels, security labels, laser and inkjet labels markets its labels online through its http://www.worldlabel.com web site announced today that it has succeeded in Alien Technology's RFID label converter qualification program. Worldlabel.com/Innotechs conversion facility is now a qualified label converter for Alien? RFID tags. Being qualified by Alien Technology which is based on stringent quality procedures, validates Innotechs emphasis on high-performing and efficient manufacturing processes. The Worldlabel.com solution is designed to reduce failure rates for manufacturers by increasing the reliability and consistency of RFID labels for cartons and supply chain applications. "Worldlabel.com/Innotech is very pleased to be an Alien qualified converter," said Alex Choong, Managing Director...
Alien Technology? expands RFID Label Converter program to Asia qualifying Smart Label Converter Worldlabel.com
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Update: The Comeback Kid Manhattan?s Famous Jilted Bride Has a New Story to Tell
You may remember the story of the jilted Manhattan bride who was left standing at the alter of her $125,000 wedding, in a gorgeous cream Victorian dress, while her groom boarded the Concorde in his wedding suit and ran off on their Tahitian honeymoon. You may also remember that the bride-to-be picked herself up and hosted her own reception at The Essex House for 250 guests, taking to the dance floor as the band struck up "I Will Survive".The jilted Manhattan bride was featured on NBC's Today Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Inside Edition, Extra, CNN, The Tonight Show, New York Daily News, New York Post and The New York Times.After her 1997 wedding bust, Contos realized that she had to make some changes in her life and began interning at Smooth Synergy, a cosmedical spa on West 57th Street. Contos knew immediately that she had found her new calling. When Smooth Synergy went up for sale in 2002, Contos bought it and moved it to Lexington Avenue where her new husband was opening his first...
Update: The Comeback Kid Manhattan?s Famous Jilted Bride Has a New Story to Tell
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Innovative Web Site Offers New Products for Scrapbookers
West Jordan, Utah
December 17, 2004 - Scrap Girls, LLC, an innovative new Web site for scrapbooking and
paper crafting, recently launched its new boutique, offering state-of-the-art, cutting-edge, high-quality printables for scrapbookers. Located on the Web at www.scrapgirls.com, Scrap Girls offers a wide array of printable and digital products for scrapbookers and paper crafters of all levels, from beginner to expert. Scrapbookers the world over are constantly looking for ways to stretch their crafting budget and Scrap Girls has a unique and innovative solution: Printables. Scrap Girls offers a wide arrange of downloadable patterned papers, embellishments, tags, transparencies, cardstock and other printable projects available to scrapbookers around the world. And nearly every crafter already owns the tools required to use printables, which includes a home computer and a color printer.Scrappers and...
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Dell's Tim Peters Headlines 2006 Lyra Imaging Symposium Agenda: Register Now to Save $150
Newton, MA (ContentDesk) September 28, 2005 -- Lyra Research announces that the 2006 Lyra Imaging Symposium will be held January 23?25, 2006, at the Rancho Las Palmas Marriott Resort and Spa in Rancho Mirage, California. This year, the event's official theme is "Shifting Strategies to Maximize Profits." To save $150 off standard registration rates, call 617-454-2612 or visit http://www.lyra.com/symposium and register before November 30, 2005. This year's sponsors include Xerox, Software Imaging, and 3M Electronics. (More sponsorship opportunities are available at http://www.lyra.com/symposium.)Symposium Agenda Highlights Tim Peters, vice president and general manager of Dell's imaging and printing business, will present the Symposium's keynote address on the event's theme, "Shifting Strategies to Maximize Profits." "The digital imaging industry has undergone a real...
Dell's Tim Peters Headlines 2006 Lyra Imaging Symposium Agenda: Register Now to Save $150
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Metrofuser Develops Fix for HP 4200 Fuser Film Factory Defect
Roselle New Jersey (ContentDesk) September 29, 2005 -- After months of research and development, Metrofuser has developed an engineering upgrade that has corrected the film delaminating on the HP 4200 Fusing Assembly. The proprietary upgrade has been implemented in the production of the fuser and has resulted in a 98% reduction in film failures. Service companies and resellers now have access to a low cost, quality fuser that will not let them down or their customers down. The Delaminated FuserUsers of certain HP LaserJet 4200 series printers have experienced printing problems caused by delaminated or torn film on the product's fuser and occurring long before the end of the fuser's 200,000-page life. The delaminating causes a catastrophic image defect and has shortened the life of the fuser considerably.
Customer call backs for service companies have sky rocked due to the premature failures. Collectively this problem is estimated to cost service companies hundreds of thousands...
Metrofuser Develops Fix for HP 4200 Fuser Film Factory Defect
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