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08 April 2015

Tips And Tricks To Get The Most Out Of Your Printer Infographic



Having a printer is a big help in any household especially if you have kids who need to print school projects or term papers or you run a business from home. The printer is one of the most important appliance any homeowner can own because of the many uses and benefits it provides.

It can be frustrating though to spend too much on ink cartridges when you have just recently installed them. They are not very cheap and if you have a laser printer then it is more expensive. So, it is imperative to be aware of the many ways we can get the most out of our printer by checking this infographic below for tips and tricks.



Tips And Tricks To Get The Most Out Of Your Printer – An infographic by the team at StinkyInk.com


Credit: Stinkyinkshop

27 November 2010

Need a new Printer

I have 2 old printers at home which do not serve their purpose. The HP 3-in-1 printer is obsolete and does not go well with my laptop and then someone lost the power chord for the Canon Prima. I am so upset because I have to print plenty of graphics for my handmade Christmas cards project and I cannot do it at home.

I want a new printer which is similar to my HP 3-in-1. I want simple installation and scanner software included on the pack. I want a printer which is not very complicated to operate as I mostly print graphics and letterings only.

Any suggestion to a good scanner-printer-copier in one machine?


11 November 2010

High Technology in Seoul

My family and I have enjoyed our recent trip to Seoul, Korea. The place was scenic and clean. I love the weather although it was so chilly.

We had the chance to visit some nice malls and I cannot help but compare their advancement in technology. I bought some chocolates in the grocery and had to use my credit card because I had few money left. I was surprised to see their sleek receipt printer with a very high-quality paper print out. The receipt was thick. I was also waiting for the shop attendant to ask me to sign the paper receipt she printed. Instead, she directed me to a small check-book like device placed in front of me with a small pen. She told me to sign there. Wow, electronic signature! I have never used that yet and have not seen that here in Dubai.

Seoul is really modern and advance.

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