The choice of what printer to buy just got a lot harder, or easier, whichever way you look at it.

Printer choice over the last decade or two has been pretty simple: inkjet or laser. Initially Inkjet offered colour while laser offered speed and latterly inkjet provides photo quality and laser has economy in its favour also. Now a new product, MemJet, looks to combine all the best features of all current printer technologies, creating the fastest, best quality and most cost effective prints.

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Memjet today announced that Lenovo will introduce the world’s fastest color office printing technology in China under a partnership with Memjet. The Memjet technology is twice the speed of the nearest competing color printer in its class and represents the most significant printing industry advancement in 25 years.

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Lots of offices in lots of industries deal with materials that require discretion. Whether it's a military intelligence unit handling classified documents or a law firm planning strategy for a case or just someone who wants to keep business plans out of competitors' hands, secrecy is an important part of business. So it's understandable why Canon thought there might be a market for its new office printer, the Uniflow 5. But the somewhat Orwellian new features of the Uniflow 5 might go a bit too far in protecting company secrecy.

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This video will make you happy to know that there are people out there making very happy inventions.

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The Human Printer, aka Louise Naunton Morgan, painstakingly prints unique one-off CMYK and B&W images by hand—dot by dot—to create a similar affect to pointillism, a technique originally developed by the Impressionist artist Georges Seurat in 1886.

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“We are required to notify you of a security breach in which your name, address, social security number, date of birth and medical history may have been released.”

How would you like to send this notice to your 450,000 customers, the state’s consumer protection agency and your shareholders?

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It may be the most iconic piece of office equipment of the past half-century.

It has saved workers countless hours, spit out forests worth of documents, been cursed by anyone who's faced a paper jam on deadline and been used by office pranksters to copy body parts.

It's been immortalized in pop culture by Rob Schneider's "Saturday Night Live" skits -- "Ran-dyyy! The Rand-man! Randatollah! Making copies!" -- and by the secretaries of "Mad Men," who greet the 1962 arrival of the exotic new machine like a curiosity from another planet.

It's that aging plow horse of the workplace -- the much-used, much-maligned office copier, and it's 50 years old.

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With money in short supply these days, everyone wants to find a way to trim costs. One expense that could be on the chopping block--and one that Macworld readers repeatedly gripe about--is ink prices.

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Canon printers can be found nearly everywhere nowadays. Corporate offices in New York, university dormitories in the United Kingdom, and homes in different countries all over Asia have Canon printers. But how did they enter the printing solutions business when this company started out as camera and camera-related gadgets manufacturers?

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Everyone needs to learn how to cut back a little more on all of the spending which we do. Whether you are in charge of a business or are simply looking to reduce the amount of money that you spend with your home computer, figuring out the best approach to reducing will be important. One easy step toward doing this will come through the way that you use your printer. It’s no secret that printer ink is expensive and when you’re looking for the best method of conserving with your budget, you should consider buying printer ink in bulk.

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