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Home printers capable of spitting out a colour page in a second are expected to be released around the world this year, made possible by technology developed by a research firm in Sydney.

By Jim Lyons

Stealthily, over more than a decade, a new kind of printer has been under development in Australia. The original vision was to create a printer small enough to fit inside a digital camera. Instead the research has yielded an ink-jet printer, dubbed the Memjet, that can print color photographs up to 30 times faster than any other printer. . .

By Charles Choi

While Silverbrook's 60-pages-per-minute printing technology seems revolutionary enough, company executives said they plan to increase its output sixfold in two to three years, to a theoretical output of 360 pages per minute from an ordinary printer.

By Mark Hachman

Could Silverbrook's stunning Memjet inkjet be a hoax? This article looks at a few of the arguments from people who say that Silverbrook Research's impressive demonstration videos* of the one page per second inkjet cannot possibly be real. Since this is an opinion piece, let's just put our cards on the table right away. Could Memjet be a hoax? No, we really don't think so.

By T Arakaki

New inkjet printer technology that analysts believe will revolutionize the imaging industry was unveiled today by secretive Silverbrook Research. The company has released astounding videos* of desktop, photo and wide-format printers that print pages and photos 5 to 10 times faster than products from current printer market leaders HP, Canon, Epson and Lexmark."

By T Arakaki

There is a dangerous new printer vendor in town. After more than a decade spent secretly developing and patenting a radically inventive new printing technology, Australia's Silverbrook Research has just announced its new Memjet ink jet array technology. Memjet offers unprecedented speed, top-notch print quality, and an extraordinarily low cost of purchase and operation. Through an aggressive licensing program managed by top U.S. printer-industry management talent, Silverbrook intends to quickly become a top-tier player in multiple segments of the printing market.

Photo-Me International plc announced that the company will conduct market trials later this year of a new category of high-speed photo kiosk using Memjet inkjet technology."

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