Throw away your ink cartridges with the Dell Wasabi printer
Posted by: technogeek in Electronics, Environment, Father's Day, Office
Recently wife purchased a computer system and along with the store threw in a “cheap” printer. What I have begun to realize is that nothing is free, or in my case really cheap.
The cost to consumers today for printing is not the printer itself, but the highly expensive print cartridges that seem to run out quite often. Many electronic companies are realizing this.
Dell has released a printer called the WasabiTM PZ310 Photo printer. In addition to being completely wireless (using Bluetooth technology), Dell advertises this printer as being Zero-Ink (i.e. no expensive ink cartridges are required).
The printer uses AmorphochromicTM Crystals inside ZINK PaperTM to produce the image. The only cons I see to the design is the available paper sizes are not large. Hopefully producing a Zero ink “photo” printer is only the first step to getting rid of those pesky and costly ink cartridges.
Specifications
- Eco friendly printer
- No ink
- Uses Bluetooth wireless technology
- Compact size
- Holds up to 12 sheets of adhesive-backed ZINK PaperTM
- Available in three colors: blue, pink and black
- Print speed: 55 seconds per print
- Average battery life: 15 prints per charge
- Automatic reprint button
- Happy/Sad LED icons
- Automatic power save mode
Dell WasabiTM Ultramobile Photo Printer
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Gone are the days that we live the world of bulky printers! Now we can enjoy quality printing with the use of Wasabi printer. Simply cute and superb!