Новый принтер Lomond E2 – запуск в Лондоне
30.10.2012Memjet Lomond EvoJet Office 2 printer video demo
30.10.2012Claims it’s the fastest office colour printer, spitting out a page a second PRINTER TECHNOLOGY VENDOR Memjet has announced what it claims is the world’s fastest colour office printer in the UK on Wednesday and The INQUIRER attended a launch event where we got to see the device in action. Manufactured by Lomond, the […]
Lomond и Memjet – зачем платить за принтер, когда нужна только печать?
30.10.201216 октября, на тридцать первом этаже здания Centre Point, в самом сердце Лондона, на знаменитой Oxford Street произошло поистине революционное событие в области печати. Компания Memjet, совместно с Lomond и OWN-X представила уникальную технологию водопадной печати, воплотившейся в печатающей головке Memjet шириной с лист А4. Прилогательное “водопадная” к данной технологии подходит как нельзя лучше, ведь […]
Lomond EvoJet Office занял первое место в категории “Принтеры” Expert Review Awards!
30.10.2012Last night saw the third annual Expert Reviews awards ceremony. There was a fantastic turnout and we would like to thank all the nominees for making it to London for the event. However, there could only be one winner for each category – read on to see who won our coveted awards this year. The […]
Lomond EvoJet Office review by “Expert Reviews”
08.08.2012Despite regular updates, the technology behind printers hasn’t fundamentally changed for decades; lasers, inkjets and even dye-sublimation photo printers all work essentially as they always did, which is why it’s exciting to review the Lomond EvoJet Office. Based on technology developed in Australia, the EvoJet’s makers claim that it will print a page a second. […]
Lomond EvoJet Office review by “IT Pro”
08.08.2012A fast, cheap workgroup inkjet printer with a touted printing speed of 60 pages per minute (ppm) thanks to waterfall printing technology. The key to the EvoJet’s speed is a unique print head, produced by US firm Memjet. Regular inkjets have a narrow head which must travel back and forth to cover the page, whereas […]
