Friday, January 11, 2008

RechargEast Magazine, December'07

RechargEast Magazine goes free. All issues can be freely downloaded one month after their publication in the printed version.

The December'07 issue is available in .pdf for download:



Click on the picture to download the December'07 issue directly from here.
In the December'07 issue one can find:
>> Xerox Phaser 6250 CARTRIDGE REMANUFACTURING INSTRUCTIONS;
>> Profile of EcoTape (Italy/Bulgaria);
>> Cartridges bringing in profits: Cartridge Land South-Russian manufacturer of printing supplies, among other materials.

Wednesday, January 09, 2008

RechargEast Magazine for free

Thanks to our advertisers RechargEast Magazine can be distributed for free in its electronic version. The free .pdf versions of the magazine are availabale one month after their publication on the home page of the magazine's site. It can be downloaded and read on your computer.

Access to the online version on www.rechargeast.com is also free from Jan. 1, 2008. One needs just to register.

Have a pleasant read!

Monday, January 07, 2008

3D printers come into life

Printing goes beyond usual toner-on-paper or ink-on-paper rendering of text and images. The new generation of 3D printers come into being and become popular with specialists in such fields as architecture, automobiles, etc.

Why have 3D printers? Why have a 3D model and make a real object of it? Infact, there are needs for it. The most important need comes from various industries - 3D printers allow to build prototypes in the fastest way possible. Thus, it is possible to see the way a model may look like. As people from air craft project companies say, presentation of a 3D prototype can diminish the final cost of a product, as engineers do not need to create tens of drawings to see the look of a detail.

The UK Thinglab offers building products from drawings:



Here is one of the exisiting 3D printers. Such printers can cost as high as 40 thousand USD.

Friday, January 04, 2008

Brother new printer

Brother HL4040 in the ad:

Original HP ad for its photo printers

Funny printer problem

Do not do it at home :)

Primitive ink refill