> A bare-bones print engine might be cost effective if we didn't have > ubber sensor tech like auto nozzle electrified ink sensors, and auto > paper align sensors, and auto load sensors, and on and on and on. If > we had a mechanic way to align the paper and stop during a paper-jam, > etc, it would be a start. Imagine that. Manual printers of the highest > quality for people who would normally tape over the paper-out sensors > and jam pen in front-door switch anyway. Who needs protected ink cart > empty circuits and the various electrical supplies that go with them? > Who needs a freaking key-code protected printhead lock? Woodblock printing would seem to be just what you are seeking! Mind you, the Chinese might have patented it in about 800 AD. ;) bob F. -------------------------------------------------- From: "Walker Blackwell" <forums@...>
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Is this a "conspiracy theory" ?
2009-04-15 by Bob Frost
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