Articles tagged with: printers

Belkin has launched a Bluetooth USB adaptor which uses Kodak's Picture Upload technology for wirelessly transferring images from a cameraphone to a PC, printer or other Bluetooth-enabled device. The company says it will be ideal for people wanting to publish cameraphone images on websites such as MySpace and FaceBook.

The USB adaptor conforms to Bluetooth version 2.0 +EDR and works with Bluetooth-compatible PCs, PDAs, headsets and printers. It's compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista PCs and is currently on sale in North America for $49 (£25). Belkin says a European launch will follow later.

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Canon's revealed a new addition to its long line of portable inkjets. The PIXMA iP100 updates the current iP90v, bringing with it the promise of finer prints and bolder blacks.

You could always wait till you get home but if your just have to have prints while out and about, Canon's new Selphy CP770 may be just the ticket. Launched alongside the cheaper but deskboud CP760, it is, to put it bluntly, a photo-lab-quality printer in a bucket.

We rarely feature printers on the pages of Mobile Computer, but Lexmark’s latest all-in-one, the X4850, has a nifty trick up its sleeve — wireless printing over your home Wi-Fi network. That may not sound particularly useful, but think about it, that’ll let you print documents from the sofa while watching TV, or scan a document on the printer without having to bring the laptop to it to plug in the USB cable.