Looking for a new thin flatbed scanner? Xerox’s 7600 flatbed scanner is able to scan up to 1,200 x 1,200 dpit in 48-bit color. This USB powered slim scanner retails for only £69.99. It comes equipped with a suite of document and image management software. Its OneTouch scanning technology allows users to complete the scanning task with just one touch of the button. [UberGizmo]
Written by Joe Gadget on June 19th, 2008 with no comments.
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Remember the old Mission Impossible, when “this message” would self destruct in 24 hours. It is now a reality at least in paper form, thanks to Xerox. They’ve come up with self-erasing paper that can be used over and over again. Of course that’s great for trees and our environment in general. It’s also great for spys and paranoid types. The paper is not erasable, but self-erasing, leaving you with a completely blank sheet of paper after 24 hours that you can reuse up to 100 times.
The paper contains specially coded molecules that create a print after being exposed to ultraviolet light emitted from a thin bar in a printer. The molecule actually readjusts itself within 24 hours to its original form to delete the print, or applying heat can readjust the molecule instantly. Pretty nifty.
[Computerworld] VIA [Ohgizmo]
Written by Conner Flynn on May 2nd, 2008 with comments disabled.
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Xerox said today it is bringing to market its lowest price color laser printer to date. It is called the Xerox Phaser 6125 and pricing is set at around $350.
The Xerox Phaser 6125 is designed to print up to 12 color pages or 16 black and white pages per minute. It comes with pre-installed toner cartridges and makes available to the end user features like networking and upwards of 1GB of memory installed.
Other printing specifications include up to 600×600×4 dpi resolution, a maximum duty cycle of 40,000 pages per month and a 251 paper capacity. This printer is available now.
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Written by Nino Marchetti on February 4th, 2008 with no comments.
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[CES 2008] CES is huge, so all the walking around and jostling with more than a hundred thousand folks can get pretty tiring after four days. Take five at the Oxygen Bar - I know that the Japanese have these oxygen cans on sale for quite some time now, but this is something refreshing to look at even though it is not new. Hopefully all those tired and gloomy-looking faces you see on top will brighten up once they’re done with a dose of pure oxygen.
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Written by Ubergizmo on January 10th, 2008 with no comments.
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Fuji Xerox has just released its latest prototype color e-ink display that comes in an A6 panel, comprising of a trio of three polymer-dispersed liquid-crystal layers. This doesn’t stop it from being flexible, measuring a mere 4mm thin with the ability to refresh an image in under a second. You’ll be able to write on this thing too, making this a potential precursor to the next generation Kindle.
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Written by Ubergizmo on December 7th, 2007 with no comments.
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Talk about a far out, futuristic ski suit! Not only are these cool outfits solar powered, they also feature rows of LED lights that make you stand out in a crowd. These unique LED ski suits were designed by Willy Bogner and are not only meant to make you look good, the LED lights also double up as a method of increasing your visibility on the slopes.
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Written by Ubergizmo on December 5th, 2007 with no comments.
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Watchfire Digital Outdoor has announced its next generation of digital billboards that utilize the latest field adjustable super-efficient LED technology as well as a new cabinet design that reduces the board’s weight by up to 12%. This new billboard provides outdoor operators with the choice between a super-bright, super-vivid 7,500 NIT daytime setting for maximum impact or a setting as low as 5,000 NITs, that is by far the more suitable approach in many situations. This new line of billboards can theoretically save outdoor operators up to 40% on energy bills, although being conservative, you could probably halve that amount. With the capability of dialing-in 100 levels of customizable daytime brightness, you no longer need to worry about people being unable to see what you’re advertising come rain or shine.
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Written by Ubergizmo on December 5th, 2007 with 1 comment.
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Of course, you’ll have to work a little for it and… drink some Pepsi. The promo code will be in Pepsi’s bottle-cap, an age-old promotional tool for Pepsi and rival Coca-cola. But that’s not it, you will need five caps to get one free download… Yikes, that’s probably too much Pepsi for me. Anyhow, now you know, so happy drinking.
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Written by Ubergizmo on December 4th, 2007 with no comments.
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