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Fujifilm GetPix DASH photo kiosk is designed for mobile devices

06 Jun

Fujifilm has unveiled GetPix DASH, an inexpensive photo kiosk platform for printing images from a mobile device. The GetPix DASH, which resembles a tablet on a pole, doesn’t require a mobile app or cable, instead using a companion website where customers upload their images.

According to Fujifilm, anyone can use the GetPix DASH photo kiosk by uploading images to mygetpix.com and then retrieving them at the kiosk using a unique code. Fuji chose the ASK-300 dye-sublimation printer for the platform, which it says offers lab-quality prints in seconds while keeping costs low.

Fujifilm will begin selling the GetPix DASH photo kiosk on July 2 for $ 1,999 USD.

Via: Fujifilm

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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DreamVendor: 3D Printing Kiosk Makes Your Vision Reality

08 Jun

[ By Steph in Gadgets & Geekery & Technology. ]

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If you could have a vending machine spit out a small object in any shape you could dream up, what would it be? The DreamVendor, an interactive 3D printing station for Virginia Tech students, is envisioned as “a vending machine with an infinite inventory” that’s only limited by the imaginations of those who put it to work.

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Created to enable students to quickly fabricate prototypes for academic and personal design projects, the machine reads CAD files from the user’s SD card, prints the three-dimensional part desired, and dispenses it into a bin when it’s done. The prototype machine is located on the Virginia Tech campus, but soon, new DreamVendors could pop up in retail centers for use by the general public.

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Anyone who walks up to a DreamVendor kiosk – located inside a store, likely beside photo booths and soda machines – can choose to either load their own CAD designs into the system, or choose a pre-designed item to print. Plans are still in the developmental stage, but production is expected to begin next year.

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3D printing pop-up shops have already begun to appear around the world, from a Baltimore studio that will help you create personalized products to a Japanese cafe that will scan your face and turn it into an edible chocolate treat.

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Kodak sells film and kiosk businesses to UK pension scheme

01 May

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Kodak hopes to sell its consumer film and processing kiosk businesses to its UK pension scheme, to allow it to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The move pays off the company’s biggest debt – an estimated $ 2.8bn it was expected to have to pay to the pension scheme over the coming years. The pension scheme is reported to be paying $ 650 for the Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging units the company announced it would sell last August.

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Windows Internet Explorer 9 – Always Start in Full Screen / Kiosk Mode from Windows 7 Taskbar

01 Aug

Need full screen web browsing via Internet Explorer 9, free of distractions? Force the Windows 7 Taskbar button to open Internet Explorer in full-screen / kiosk mode.

If you want more screen real estate dedicated to browsing web pages via Windows Internet Explorer 9, pressing F11 toggles a full-screen view that even hides your Windows taskbar.

However, what if you use this feature often and want Internet Explorer to always open in full-screen mode, let’s say from the Windows 7 Taskbar? And what if you don’t feel comfortable modifying the Windows 7 Registry?…

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