Laser Printer Information
Printing Onto Wood In Five Easy Steps
June 27th, 2012 | 7 comments
Last week we noticed a project by our friends over at the Digital Photography School, allowing you to ‘print onto wood’ with pretty much any laser print you can get your hands. ‘Surely not’ we mused, and gave it a trial run ourselves. We can confirm it works, and it works really, really well. We thought this. Read more...
HP Patch Laserjet Printer Exploit
December 28th, 2011 | 0 comments
The Saga Continues Back in November we told you about a flaw in some HP laser-jets that may have allowed their security to be compromised, possibly even turning your friendly printer into a fire hazard! At the tail end of last week HP responded to the situation by releasing a patch to remove the vulnerability.. Read more...
Top Recommended Christmas Printers
December 7th, 2011 | 0 comments
It’s the time of giving again, and one of the most popular gifts at Christmas is a new printer. But what printer should you buy this Christmas? We’ve trawled through existing special offers and used our industry expertise to select the best printers for your requirements. We’ve also used our knowledge of printer cartridge running. Read more...
Refurbished Printers; Laser and Inkjet Printers don’t have to be expensive?
November 15th, 2011 | 0 comments
Refurbished printers are second hand printers that have been professionally tuned up, cleaned and then sold on. They’re often avoided due to a general fear of refurbished electronic goods, but if you’re a savvy shopper you can find some amazing deals. Read on to see the reasons you should consider buying a refurbished printer, and the pitfalls to avoid. Read more...
What Causes A White Line In My Printouts
October 24th, 2011 | 0 comments
In the next in our series of fixing common printer problems we have one of the most annoying laser printer errors – a blank horizontal or vertical line on your printouts, whilst the rest of the page prints fine. This is one of the more common errors with a laser printer, but mistakenly attributed to. Read more...
Laser printer from China ready to launch in Europe
October 20th, 2011 | 0 comments
Pantum, the Chinese printer manufacturer is ready to launch it’s range of Laser multifunction printers in the US and Europe by the end of this year. The big players Canon, HP, Lexmark (ex IBM), Brother, Epson and of course Xerox have controlled the global printer and copier market over the past 30 years. In a. Read more...
How To Fix Printer Problems On A Windows Machine
October 17th, 2011 | 0 comments
Experiencing printer troubles on a windows machine? Having trouble with printer spoolers or your printer not being found? Microsoft have provided a helpful page for windows-users to go to as a quick-fix. Involving 3 steps to find what is wrong, it is a great way to quickly find the problem and get it fixed hassle-free.. Read more...
White Toner Comes Down In Price
October 6th, 2011 | 0 comments
That confusing toner colour – white toner – may be coming to a desk near you soon. Oki have recently announced a new printer, the Oki Pro920WT, which will be the lowest priced white toner printer on the market! It will hopefully be unveiled at the SGIA Expo later this month and is a tabloid/A3. Read more...
Graph Expo 2011 Review
September 30th, 2011 | 0 comments
Last week, between September 11th and 14th, all the major printer ink manufacturers descended on McCormick Place South, Chicago, for the 2011 Graph Expo tradeshow to unveil, display and showcase some of the latest innovations for business and home printer users. Here is a whistle stop tour of what was on offer and could soon. Read more...
Is This Scanned Email Attachment From My Printer Safe?
September 28th, 2011 | 0 comments
We just thought we’d let our customers know about a new wave of threats hitting internet users. Mailicious spam emails are something we’ve all become accustomed to, but hackers are now reportedly mimicking emails from printers in an attempt to get users to download Trojan files. How is this email scam happening? Most new. Read more...






