Dell has launched a new range of inkless printers with its new Dell Wasabi series. The Dell WASABI PZ310 Ultramobile Photo Printer produces high quality 2-inch-by-3-inch borderless digital photos in full color using the Zink (Zero Ink) Technology. The 4.8 inch x 2.8 inch x 0.9 inch printer weighs just 225 gms and can print via Bluetooth from laptops, camera phones and digital cameras. Dell Wasabi is Dell's first product in its Zink series whereas it is the 4th product available for inkless prints which uses the Zink technology. The special type of photo paper developed by Zink has been embedded with heat-activated colored dye crystals. The colours are then activated by heating the surface to create images in less than a minute. The paper comes with an adhesive backing so that the images can be used to create stickers and point of sale material. Instead of developing its own machines, Zink allows licensing of its technology to be used in already existing devices.
You can grab your Dell Wasabi at an introductory price of just US $100 here.
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I'm thinking the paper is going to be uber expensive unless someone comes up with some generic paper.
The same way HP sells its printers cheap and its cartridges uber expensive!
£13 for 30 sheets?! How about... NO!
Granted the Japanese have been using random English words and phrases as decoration for years, but this is a little silly.
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