The Link Between Toner and the Digital World----Paper!

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by: Richard J. Martin
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Paper!! What was that answer, Paper? Explain this! I will explain how this relates to the Future of Toner and Ink Cartridges and it’s relevance with the digital world. In today’s world, you can never be complacent and sleep while the rest of the world and its technology pass you by. Today, digital equipment has exploded with digital imaging becoming as popular as the Beatles! I am amazed when I use my digital camera, I have the ability not only to take a huge quantity of photos, but delete the ones I do not care to keep. Then, go home and load them up in my computer and see quality digital photo’s in minutes. Sounds like we have come light years with this technology, right? Well…….

It does not stop there. “Research shows that in this digital age, more than ever, people still have a deep-rooted need to see, feel, mark, share or use their digital images or information in a physical form. Paper, as a matter of fact!”

This is where Zink technology comes in. This company is determined to do away with toner cartridges and instead, using Paper as its medium. “Zink Paper is an advanced composite material with cyan, yellow, and magenta dye crystals embedded inside and a protective polymer overcoat layer outside. When heat is applied in just the right way, full color images appear like magic on the paper - hence the term "magic paper". Take this technology, coupled with mobile equipment that produces digital quality photos or printouts, anywhere you happen to be. This is a major accomplishment. Think about it, you no longer need printer ink cartridges to print and you will have the capability to print digital quality prints anywhere you go. This is truly the Future of Ink Cartridges and the Digital World!

About the Author

Richard J. Martin is the owner of the tonerr.com web-site. He issues informational newsletters regarding the future trends in the ink cartridge industry as well as different ways to save on your purchase of printer cartridges. Richard may be contacted through his website at http://www.tonerr.com or at his blog http://tonerr.blogspot.com

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