HPs new range of OfficeJet printing solutions are designed to ease tension at work. The HP OJ 4500 series can do this by taking quick printouts,scanning numerous documents,as well as faxing and copying with ease,all while being affordable. The all-in-ones come in two models,the HP OfficeJet 4500 Desktop and the network enabled HP OfficeJet 4500. Since users can set their preference to mono or colour printing,they can remove the colour cartridges when not in use and keep sticking to just black. The printers also come with memory card slots and a 20-page automatic document feeder. While the desktop version coast Rs 6,999,the network enabled version is priced Rs 7,999. Printing from the cloudsGoogle plans to create a new way of printing,with all the necessary software needed to print jobs stored in the cloud. This new Google Cloud Print paradigm is needed,Google says,because with so many different kinds of devices now able to read documents,it's impractical to create printer drivers for everyone and every printer. With Google Cloud Print,your device will send a print command to the cloud,where print instructions will be downloaded to a new generation of cloud-aware printers. And if you dont have a cloud-aware printer,which no one does yet,a piece of software on your device will take the cloud instructions and translate them to let you print. What this concept gives users is the ability to print to any printer,anywhere in the world,even if that printer isnt connected to a PC. An incredible shotHTC has come out with something for people who like to take pictures with a phone. Its new modestly named Droid Incredible pairs an 8 megapixel camera with a bright 3.7-inch AMOLED screen. The camera also two LED flashes,so it can capture images even in low light. The Incredible is on the Android operating system,so you can add a photo editing program,like Photoshop.com Mobile,PicSay or Foxy Photo Editor,and have a pretty decent pocket darkroom. The phone is powered by the Snapdragon processor,and has an optical joystick,touchscreen and GPS.
