Showing posts with label printer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label printer. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

What's Next 9/22/2015

What's Next: A quick look into future technology news

Open Source Hardware:

Autodesk has pulled a complete turn around on open source policy as evidenced by the recent release of the designs for the ember printer, down to the recipe for the resin used. The ember is a desktop Stereolithography printer, that casts an image from a high resolution projector into optically actived resin.

























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NoSql Databases:
Scylla is a new rendition of NoSql Datastores. Written in a highly optimized C++ environment, taking maximum advantage of all available cores, this database leads to 1000% the performance of previous Java based solutions. Who knew, Java's not the fastest language in the world.

Scylla is also open sourced, instructions for install are here

Tuesday, December 04, 2012

Secrets: Autostore Info and mysteries

We use a program at my work called Autostore, like most programs its not perfect and does some things well and some things in a ridiculous way.

Autostore operates on a printer/MFP and sends the documents straight to our file server.

I went through alot of trouble to locate where to find info about an upgrade...
So I will make it easier for you (faithful google searcher)

Here's Where you can find info about support and compatibility for your printer...arranged by brand..
First where I found this info.. NSi_AutoStore_FAQ

http://ricoh.nsiautostore.com

http://hp.nsiautostore.com

http://xerox.nsiautostore.com

http://lexmark.nsiautostore.com

http://konicaminolta.nsiautostore.com

After you get to the site the "Sales Support" tab has a "Supported Devices" page. :)


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