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8.5 x 11" Cold Press Bright Textured Matte Paper (25 Sheets) Save 9% off
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comforters
on Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Brother TN-315 set of all colors Black Cyan Magenta Yellow
Posted by
comforters
on Wednesday, December 4, 2013
- Brother TN-315 set of all colors Black Cyan Magenta Yellow
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Item was not the OEM Brother, as the pictures shows. No where states compatible toner. Brought high yield and it didn''t last as long as the OEM. Won''t ever by compatible again.Read Best Reviews of Brother TN-315 set of all colors Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Here
The color printing quality is great. But the cartridge usage is only about 3/4 of the 6k copies they tout.Hewlett Packard C6301C Capshare 920 Hand Held Scanner
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comforters
on Saturday, November 16, 2013
- Scan and store up to 50 copies and view them on the LCD screen
- Connect via infrared to your laptop, hand-held PC, or infrared printer
- Capture over 100 pages on a single charge
- Lightweight and portable--fits easily into a briefcase
- 1-year warranty
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I must offer some comments here, since... myself, I could not figure out why Hewlett Packard stopped manufacturing this very clever and productive item. The answer is: "high resolution digital cameras". There is no longer any reason to use hand held scanners, which were made before reasonably priced digital cameras became available. Therefore, I give the Capshare one star, as clever for its time, but now an obsolete artifact, useful only for museum displays. Or possibly, at this current asking price of $550, has the legendary HP Capshare become a collectors'' item?And there were several drawbacks to using a Capshare, which a camera will overcome. I purchased one of these Capshare devices, which I wore out, literally. (The electrical contacts of the buttons went intermittent.) My Capshare could capture a grey-scale (black and white) bit map image of a page, and transfer the image through its infra-red (IR) port to my Windows98 Ricoh Magio netbook, which would OCR the image with HP''s bundled software, at 98% accuracy. Amazing technology, for its time! However, a complete Capshare scan of a page required a minute or three, with some manual dexterity. Scanning was similar to running a squeegee around a window. You needed to make one continuous motion that moved the Capshare''s narrow, four inch wide scanning head over every part of the paper page. Scanning a curved surface was impossible. The paper needed to be absolutely flat, to make close contact with the scan head. Any hesitation in movement, or a bump from a wrinkle or speck of dirt, would lift the head and terminate the scan. The required pressure would come close to tearing a thin sheet of paper. If the entire page was not scanned in one serpentine sweep, the Capshare''s firmware would not be able to "stitch" the convoluted scan back into the original image of the printed page. You were required to capture a contiguous area of a page in only one scan, with no option to merge more than one scan of the same page. And that software processing time to "stitch" the image back together, could amount to twenty to forty seconds of waiting. And then, to conserve memory, some manual button pressing might be needed, for preliminary trimming of the image, inside the Capshare. That consumed more time, working the buttons, guesstimating the page margins, on that tiny screen. In contrast, a digital camera can capture the image of a page, in an instant, and in color, both text, photos, and diagrams. Software is now capable of correcting any keystone distortions in a snapshot, and saving both photos and diagrams along with the OCR''d text. The Capshare was only gray-scale, and it could only capture crisply defined text. Any photos or line drawings, even if in black and white, would be saved in a Capshare''s memory as indecipherable, pixilated blobs. If you work where you might need images of diagrams, go with a digital camera. The HP Capshare was clever for its time, but only a partial solution to the problem of capturing text AND photos, with line drawings and diagrams.
On YouTube, there are some fascinating videos of robotic machines that can digitize a book, automatically, at a fairly fast pace. The book is held open, at an angle slightly larger than 90 degrees. Each page is turned with pneumatic blowers and grippers. When the pages briefly stop moving, two digital cameras, each focused on a different page, snap photos. For three dimensional objects, there are other devices and software that make it possible for a camera to photograph the label or artwork wrapped around the circumference of a bottle, or a cylindrical work of art, and OCR any text.
Handheld scanners are history! Or can anyone suggest a purpose that I have overlooked?
Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper Save 26% off
Posted by
comforters
on Thursday, October 31, 2013
- Catalog Publishing Type - Photo Paper-Rolls
- Core Size - 3 ft
- Global Product Type - Roll Paper-Wide Format Rolls
- Machine Compatibility - Inkjet Printers
- Packaging - Roll
HP 17 C6625A Tri-color Ink Cartridge Save 58% off
Posted by
comforters
on Saturday, October 19, 2013
- Compatible with Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 840C series printers
- Precise, microfine ink drops create smooth color transitions, sharp edges
- Dye-based inks create bright, vivid colors
- Fast-drying ink resists smudging
- Recyclable through the HP print cartridge recycling program
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I was having a difficult time finding printer cartridges for HP Deskjet that I have. A friend told me to try Amazon which I did. There were plenty to choose from so I opted for a "used" version. Unopened package but past date of use, too. It did not work at all. So I am out the money for the ink as well as the shipping.Read Best Reviews of HP 17 C6625A Tri-color Ink Cartridge Here
I peeled off the label, and it did say "HP 17". But I printed out a couple of color photos and they had a bunch of lines in them. That never happened with the original HP cartridges I used to get... that I can''t find anymore. So I think I wasted my money on these cartridges and have to buy a new printer.This product was a great price. The color is not real great? Would not buy from again. Not worth the money.After only printing a few documents, my ink is already not working! It seems to not be able to print browns and such correctly. I will not purchase from this supplier again. From now on, I will go to an office supply store like I have in the past. I feel much more confident about their product and customer service should a problem arise.(8) 8" x 10-1/2" Shrinking Plastic Sheets that Start Clear and Stay Clear
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comforters
on Friday, July 26, 2013
Too bad. Don''t say I didn''t warn you.I''m a teacher, so I totally love these things-you can find so many creative ways to use them. It''s a quick and easy way to make gifts for friends and family. I make magnets, beads etc.
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I used this product to make light weight charms for cards I made for a card club I bbelong to.Read Best Reviews of (8) 8" x 10-1/2" Shrinking Plastic Sheets that Start Clear and Stay Clear Here
Watercolor Paper for Fine Art Prints Save 9% off
Posted by
comforters
on Thursday, July 25, 2013
- Catalog Publishing Type - Office Paper-White
- Global Product Type - Office Paper-White
- Machine Compatibility - Inkjet Printers
- Paper Color(s) - White
- Paper Special Features - Archival-Quality

