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Rimage Printhead Maintenance Tips

 

 

 

Has the image you’re printing on a CD or DVD become inconsistent? Are the edges becoming faded looking? Do you have lines printing through the disc artwork? If so, it could be that the printhead on your printer needs to be cleaned.

Why It’s Time to Upgrade from Windows 7

 

 

 

We’re in the modern age of technology, and with this, comes time to reinvent our computer hardware. With every window's upgrade there are driver updates to disc publishing systems to work with that version. But if you are still using Window's 7, those updates are no more.

Rimage Announces the All-New Maestro USB Publishing System

 

 

Announcing the all-new Maestro, digital content automation you don’t want to miss.  An automated system for fully automated recording and printing onto USB drives.  Both Thumb Drives and Pocket Drives.

Rimage Systems Work for Your Business

 

 

If your business requires on-demand and high-quality disc creation, Rimage offers a solution that fits your needs.  With industry-leading components and design, coupled with user-friendly and automatic software support, Rimage systems can solve whatever disc publishing problem you’re facing.

Don’t stress about damaged discs and data loss - Rely on Rimage

 

When tasked with reading patient provided discs or pulling CDs out of storage, there is always a data quality risk.  Although highly secure, physical media like CDs and DVDs aren’t a perfect solution.  Discs can become damaged and scratched, especially as they move from one location to another.

Navigating Rimage the Easy Way

 

 

To help you get to know how to navigate and use Rimage to its full potential, let’s explore the Rimage Catalyst printer.  Although this system doesn’t offer the high-volume production capacity of the newer Producer V, it is a disc workhorse in its own right.

Using Perennity and Rimage to streamline patient image retrieval and dissemination

When your workflow needs rapid access to Perennity DICOM images and efficient export to digital media, Rimage is the perfect solution.  While the Perennity DICOM image system can provide multiple providers access to patient imaging files, it remains necessary to export images to CD/DVD/Blu-Ray – a solution easily managed by the powerful Rimage production robots.

The Benefits Of Recordable Media

 

 

Recordable media are those products onto which content can be recorded to play back later. CD-Rs and DVD- Rs are some of the popular examples of recordable media. This article brings out the benefits of such products.

Taiyo Yuden - JVC- CMC Pro Recordable Media

 

 

In 2015, JVC/Taiyo Yuden made the announcement that they will be stopping production of all optical media products effective at the end of that year, and will completely withdraw from the recordable media market.

Keeping Your Ink Cartridges Safe

 

 

Not too many people realise it but the ink cartridges of your printer require as much care as the printer itself. In some variety of color printers, the cost of cartridges is very high while the printer itself is quite affordable. Hence, keeping ink cartridges safe becomes imperative.

Evolution of Color Printers

 

 

The history of printers goes back to 1938 when the first variety of it was introduced. This was the process of dry printing called electrophotography which over the years has come to be called a Xerox.

Rimage Printer Ribbons at a Glance

 

 

Over the years, Rimage Corporation has released many ribbons, including numbers such as 2002160, 2002161, 2001469, 203638-001, 203640-001, 203474-001, 2002364, and nearly countless others.

Differences between USB 2.0, USB 3.0 and USB-C

 

 

The challenge of connecting an increasingly diverse range of peripheral devices to personal computers of different architectures and relying on different operating systems is a complex one

Game Changer: Was it the Right Decision to Discontinue Floppy Disk?

 

 

The question of whether it was the right decision to discontinue the Floppy Disk in favor of the CD, DVD, USB and cloud computing is akin to asking whether it was the right decision to kill the typewriter in favor of the PC? The floppy rose and fell in the same way that technologies before it did.

15 Ways Why Flash Drive is a Better Recordable Media Device than Blu-Ray

 

Flash drives (also known as memory stick, pen drive and thumb drive) have come a long way since their announcement in September 2000 by IBM and development of the first thumb drive by Phison CEO and co-founder Pua Khein-Seng. They have nearly replaced Blu Ray optical disks for data storage purposes.