Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "steve_bye" 
<steve_bye@c...> wrote:
> I put some of the text from Carl's link into a program that identifies
> languages and it chose Croatian or Serbian. Then I used a web page
> translator (
> http://quickfound.net/webdev/language_translation_tools_index.html) to
> translate the article from both languages to English. The results
> demonstrate that computer-generated translation technology has a ways 
to go.
> 
> This definately looks like a new line of printers, and they appear to 
be
> targeting B&W printing with three B&W inks, though it is not clear if 
they
> are different densities or hues.
> 
> Here is some of the cryptic text.


I would be nice if the mixing is controlled in the hardware, and not 
the driver, but also user adjustable. If not that, then have all three 
channels available to a RIP so that you gain back the user adjustment 
of the mixing.

And if that B/W output comes through, can we all say... About time! 
What took so long?