The world's first "Zero Ink" 4 x 6-inch photo printer has been announced from a team-up - promising more products in the future - from ZINK and Pandigital.

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Crumbs! It's not quite in the same league as the Heinz USB Microwave, but we like this toaster in the shape of an inkjet printer.
Just pop two pieces of sliced bread in the top, choose from four different heat settings and wait for your toast to drop onto the tray below.

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Hoping to tap into the public's frustration over the cost of using ink-jet printers, Kodak decided two years ago to sell ink at half the price of its competitors. Now, the company is saying how much customers would have saved had they switched to Kodak. Competitors, meanwhile, are disputing their claims.

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If you ever fancied a home 3D printer but thought they were out of your budget, MakerBot Industries has the solution. Their 3D home printer cost only $750 a faction of industrial 3D printer which can set you back a few thousand without any problem. It comes in a kit form which includes everything you need to build your very own 3D Printer.

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Combination printers and photo frames seem to be in this year: Epson has just announced the PictureMate Show, a new device that combines a 4 by 6 photo printer with a 7-inch photo frame.

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When you try and search for stuff to read concerning printers and printer ink cartridges, you will not only find legit and totally predictable stuff such as printer reviews and posts related to energy consumption and the environment; you may also find a thing or two where printers and printer cartridges suddenly play a rather unexpected role

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Hewlett-Packard Co.’s complaint seeking to bar imports of certain printer cartridges that it claims use protected technology won review by U.S. trade officials.

The U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington yesterday said it would investigate the complaint brought last month by Hewlett-Packard, the world’s largest maker of personal computers and printers.

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In a push to make digital photo printing easier, Canon launched a portable talking printer – the Selphy ES40. In theory, the printer should talk you through any complications you might encounter while printing.

But at first glance, it wasn't clear why the voice guidance was necessary. The buttons on the printer are labeled in a clear, simple manner and the menus were easy to navigate. I wasn't sure I was going to need any voice guidance.

But I turned it on anyway.

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Epson has launched an inkjet printer with white ink aimed at the packaging proofing market.

The Epson Stylus Pro WT7900 is a 610mm wide (24in) printer which uses the first water-based white ink.

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A new handheld printer that's the size of a mouse and weighs just 250g can print onto anything from notebooks to napkins.

The Print Brush, made by a British company called PrintDreams, prints up to A4 size in black and white, at resolutions of 600dpi. The company says that it's the smallest printer in the world.

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