The Fujifilm Instax Link Wide 2 converts digital shots to oversized instant film in a simple-to-use portable photo printer ...

Mix More Memories into One Large instax™ Print Featuring the New “Photo Mixer™” Function for Easy Creation of Scrapbook-Like ...

Printers that can turn photos taken on your smartphone into Instax prints on the spot are no longer a rarity. However, when ...

The current industry buzzword is “convergence” and for good reason — as the printing industry shifts and new technologies continue to gain acceptance, more commercial printers are looking at ...

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Since the advent of the wide-format printing market in the late 1980s/early 1990s, the vast majority of the output devices on the market have been rollfed devices, printing on flexible substrates like ...

Earlier today, Epson announced two new wide-format inkjet printers: The SureColor P7370, which can produce inkjet prints up to 24 inches wide, and the SureColor P9370, which can produce inkjet prints ...

In today’s wide-format market, flatbed printers are all the rage and, for certain applications, deservedly so. But the earliest wide-format printers were all rollfed (or roll-to-roll) devices, and it ...

If your business only creates the occasional large-sized piece of monochrome output, your cost-benefit analysis tells you that buying the printouts makes better sense than buying the machine that ...

When commercial printers think about the opportunities they have in convergence — branching beyond their traditional lines of business into new profit-making applications — it’s natural for many of ...

A printer that prints on large paper, which can range from two to more than 15 feet in width. Such printers typically use inkjet technology to print on a variety of output, including premium ...

I do a lot of printer reviews for various web sites, and Epson is one of the companies I tend to review pretty often. I’m not on their payroll, but my history with the company goes back a long, long ...