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Typography Prints and Items from Ligature, Loop & Stem

William — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 22:23:50 +0000

Prints based on awesome examples of fonts is very much my style. Ligature, Loop & Stem offers limited edition prints based on type and used in such a creative way that you’d love to own each and every print they offer.

Ligature, Loop & Stem oﬀers limited edition products created to delight those who love typography and design. Use them for inspiration or reference as you work… or play.

LL&S products are original, exclusive and crafted for you with precision and care by fellow designers: the chaps at ButterLabel, of Toronto and California.

As each collection sells out, LL&S will release new original work. Consider this ﬁrst batch a tease to, erm… stroke your serif.

Prices start at $10 for the buttons and $75 for the prints. Definitely worth checking out.

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New Epson WorkForce 310 AIO for Small Business

William — Wed, 13 May 2009 03:50:17 +0000

Epson already produces a printer that made me overcome my absolute hate of anything printer related. My love for my Epson WorkForce 600 hasn’t waned at all.

Enter the Epson WorkForce 310.

Epson introduced the WorkForce 310 all-in-one ink jet printer ($129.99 estimated street price) for small businesses, delivering print speeds 2xs faster than competitive models and high quality output. The WorkForce 310 is equipped with a built-in Ethernet port for multi-user sharing, and can print wirelessly with a router. It also offers high-capacity inks (about 50% more prints per cartridge), uses 70% less energy than a laser printer is ENERGY STAR® qualified.

The Epson WorkForce 310 ($129.99 estimated street price) is currently available for “pre-order” for a limited time through Amazon.com, BestBuy.com and Fry’s Electronics. The WorkForce 310 will be available in June through major computer, office and electronic superstores, a variety of retail stores nationwide, mail order, PC manufacturers, the Internet, and Epson’s retail site, www.epsonstore.com.

Priced comfortably and an energy-saver too… nice.

But seriously. I want what that woman in that picture is having.

Objet Geometries Alaris 30 Desktop 3D Printer, a Big Printer for Making Little 3D Things

William — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 01:47:55 +0000

The Alaris 30 is a desktop printer that offers prints of 600 x 600 dpi resolution. Big deal you say, but that is three-dimensional printing and there is virtually no end to what you can build with it; it can even create moving, interactive parts. It is designed for printing 3D CAD files, with a process that is as simple as pressing print.

The object tray is 300 x 200 x 150mm, which is big enough for just about anything, if you want something bigger than that, simply design it in multiple parts. With 0.1 – 0.2mm the parts ought to fit flush. While I probably wouldn’t get much more creative than replicating lego blocks and minifigs, there really are some awesome possibilities for this type of printer.

Price: Unknown [Objet Geometries via TFTS]

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