Selpic P1 – The World’s Smallest Handheld Printer

Selpic P1 is the world’s smallest handheld printer that gives you the freedom to print anything, anywhere, at any time. Unlike the traditional printers that are bulky and heavy, Selpic P1 handheld printer is lightweight and very portable, which means you carry it around in your pocket and print anywhere on the go.

This printer weighs about 92g (0.21lbs), which is very light. Selpic P1 printers can fit in your pocket, backpack, and small workstation.

The pen-shape design makes this mobile printer sophisticated and appealing to minimalists looking for the smallest inkjet printer. It is comfortable to use and fits perfectly into the palm of your hand.

This small portable printer produces clear, detailed, and quality prints and pictures , 600 x 600 DPI and 300 nozzles which ejects 18 million drops per second. It comes with 8 cartridge colors, which are enough for printing needs. This colour combination allows you to achieve fantastic colour and effects on any surface, be it light or dark.

Traditional printers can only print on one material i.e. paper but with this printer, you can print on almost any porous surface.You can print photos, barcodes, QR codes, and plain text on anything right from the palm of your hand.

FEATURES

· It easily get fits in your pocket

· Prints on almost any surface

· 8 Ink colors

· 600 Dots Per Inch

· Weighs under 100 grams only

· Speech to text support is there

· There is smartphone app support

WORKING

To get started using the Selpic P1, you'll have to download the app for your iOS or Android device. Turn on the P1 and you'll notice that the light start blinking, indicating it's in pairing mode. Launch the app, select the P1, and it will walk you through the rest of the process.

Note that you'll want to be connected to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi before launching the app, as it specifies this is the connection it uses. Once you've connected it to Wi-Fi, the app will connect to your network, then to the printer. The app will work for a few seconds, then let you know if it succeeded. Once the app has finished, all you need to do is hold the Print button and roll the printer along whatever you want to print on.

You're not limited to just text only ,You can select from a number of clip-art style images that Selpic has included, and you can even print your own images.

Advantages

· It’s very handy.

· Can be carried anywhere

· It can be used very efficiently for making labels.

· It can be printed in 8 different colours.

Comments

ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION

ROBOTIC PROCESS AUTOMATION: Robotic process automation (RPA), also known as software robotics, uses automation technology to simulate back-office functions performed by human employees, such as extracting data, filling out forms, moving files, etc. To integrate and carry out repetitive operations between enterprise and productivity applications, it mixes APIs and user interface (UI) interactions. WORKING: RPA is not a physical robot but software running on physical and virtual machines. RPA is used when we have to handle repetitive tasks like sometimes, we fill in the same information at different places. It is operated by running a set of workflow tasks. It gives some instructions about what to do and how to do it at different stages of the workflow. Once the task is requested, the software runs and completes the whole task accordingly as many times as we want. If there is any incorrect data in bots, the software will send a request for correct

Unhackable Internet

W hy it matters? The internet is increasingly vulnerable to hacking; a quantum one would be unhackable. Quantum Computing A quantum internet could be used to send unhackable messages, improve the accuracy of GPS, and enable cloud-based quantum computing. For more than twenty years, dreams of creating such a the quantum network have remained out of reach in large part because of the difficulty to send quantum signals across large distances without loss. Now, Harvard and MIT researchers have found a way to correct for signal loss with a prototype quantum node that can catch, store and entangle bits of quantum information. The research is the missing link towards a practical quantum internet and a major step forward in the development of long-distance quantum networks. The U.S Department of Energy (DoE) explains how a quantum link will make it happen through two quantum phenomenon: the first is quantum entanglement, where two-particle can become so inextricably li

Pegasus Spyware: Flying Through The Air

Hundreds of millions of people can't imagine life without their smartphones. Almost every aspect of their daily lives, from the most mundane to the most intimate, is within easy reach and hearing distance of their smartphones. Only few people realize that their phones may be used as surveillance devices, with someone hundreds of miles away secretly extracting their messages, photographs, and location while also activating their microphone and recording them in real time. Such capabilities are present in Pegasus, a spyware produced by NSO Group, an Israeli maker of mass surveillance weapons. What is Pegasus? Pegasus is a hacking software – or spyware – that is developed, marketed and licensed to governments around the world by the Israeli company NSO Group. It has the capability to infect billions of phones using either iOS or Android operating systems. The spyware is named after Pegasus, the white winged horse from Greek mythology. It is named so because it "flies through the

The Tech Castle

Search This Blog