Within the inkjet market there are two competing technologies, conventional inkjets and "bubble jet" printers. Their printed output is similar, but they use a different printing mechanism. Print ...

Thermal inkjet printers, sometimes referred to as bubble jet printers, use thermal energy or electricity to heat ink and apply it to a medium. They can provide a low-cost option for high-speed ...

Showing off its prowess in both printer and computer technology, Canon Inc. has introduced a powerful 7.7-pound laptop with a built-in ink-jet printer. So small and unobtrusive is the printer that ...

Epson, Canon and HP introduce colour ink-jet printers. c.2000 Ink-jet printing displaces conventional “screen printing”, in which coloured images are laboriously created by squeezing individual ...

Canon U.S.A. Inc. today announced three new models of inkjet printers designed for consumers and professionals. The new products include the i450 Color Bubble Jet Printer, the i470D Photo Printer ...

Canon U.S.A. Inc. announced Monday three new products at the Photo Marketing Association tradeshow including a Bubble Jet printer and two color flatbed scanners. At 2400×1200 dots per inch (dpi ...

ANSWER: An inkjet printer is just that: It prints by spraying jets of ink onto a sheet of paper.To be sure that the ink winds up in the right place, the printer electrically charges it so that it ...

What does Bubble Jet actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia. ... Canon's trade name for its thermal drop on demand inkjet printer technology.

One of the first commercial inkjet printers was the IBM 6640, a device designed to offer printing to offices, when it was launched in 1976. It was part of a handful of bulky, heavy and impractical ...

In testing this printer we used Canon PC-101S (6x4in) and Canon PR-101 (A4), both these papers allow 25 years of light-fastness*. For the plain paper tests, we used Epson photo quality ink jet ...

Canon USA’s top-of-the-line i850 is a terrific printer — a fast four-color model whose prints match six-color dedicated photo printers’, but with superior performance for everyday applications. But ...