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Posted: 12 months ago by willster09:
i love it, where can i buy one and how much does it cost?
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Posted: 12 months ago by TBA:
I imagine that paper feeding is probably the biggest challenge. It appears to handle one sheet at a time, and do you have to roll the paper to get it to feed in just right?
Pretty slick thinking though.
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Posted: 12 months ago by suebe:
Reminds me of the fax machines from the 1970's.
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Posted: 12 months ago by larknet:
« TBA : I imagine that paper feeding is probably the biggest challenge. It appears to handle one sheet at a time, and do you have to roll the paper to get it to feed in just right?
Pretty slick thinking though. I was thinking just the same thing. As much as it would save space and look really cool, if it isn't practical then it is of no use whatsoever.
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Posted: 12 months ago by juaner899:
How would it print double sided Documents?
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Posted: 12 months ago by T1000:
That would have some pretty crazy feed issues. I wouldn't want to manually insert every page for a ten page document. It wouldn't be too hard to put a feed tray on it though. Kind of defeating the purpose of the whole thing I suppose.
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Posted: 12 months ago by keroberos32:
« willster09:i love it, where can i buy one and how much does it cost? I want one too! Those look so cool!
On the feeding issue, that would be easy to solve, you buy the paper in rolls (11 inches wide x X-inches in lenght)and if you can incorporate a blade to cut the paper when it is done printing (to 8.5 inches) you wouldn't have to worry about manually feeding sheets for a X-page document.
The next issue would be un-curling the paper!
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Posted: 12 months ago by larknet:
« keroberos32 : I want one too! Those look so cool!
On the feeding issue, that would be easy to solve, you buy the paper in rolls (11 inches wide x X-inches in lenght)and if you can incorporate a blade to cut the paper when it is done printing (to 8.5 inches) you wouldn't have to worry about manually feeding sheets for a X-page document.
The next issue would be un-curling the paper! It has any heat residual then when it falls out of the printer it would flatten itself out. It might still have a little bit of curl left.
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Posted: 12 months ago by eljay:
I thought of the same issues as TBA and Lark, of course I would also be standing there in total awe of it wondering how it worked. Never mind one paper at a time. This is cool!
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Posted: 12 months ago by ZebraHDH:
From the original post comments:bozinko
@ Dec 19th 2005 2:39AM
Just what we need for printing our circulars.
Brilliant. This guy should be on strike.
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