Ink-free printers create photos and labels, run Android | Linux Today

Ink-free printers create photos and labels, run Android

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Eric Brown
Aug 6, 2013

Zink Imaging announced the launch of two Android-powered, WiFi-enabled label and photo printers that don’t require ink cartridges, but instead use heat to create images on special adhesive-backed paper. The $199 Zinc hAppy and $299 hAppy+, which adds a 3.5-inch touchscreen, are designed to be controlled via Android and iOS apps.

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