It’s not the super portable thin printer we’ve advocated for in the past, but HP’s upcoming app for the iPhone promises to at least save you some time in the tedious printing process.

HP announced its iPrint Photo application today as precursor to its main debut during CES 2009 (only two weeks away now). The free app allows you to print 4 x 6-inch photos from your iPod Touch or iPhone to HP printers connected to a Wi-Fi network.

Since those two gadgets are basically tiny PCs, it was a given that one of the main printing leaders created a way to bypass the transfer-to-the-PC step. Still, it appears that there are a few functions that the company missed out on that could have really added something for portable users.

For example, an app that included mix and matching possibilities into a single printing sheet would have been interesting and could have played upon the creativity of iPhone users (as well as the larger options of its line of printers). For now, you can only print one image at a time.

Also, according to the company’s website, the printing from the Apple portables can’t be interrupted in the middle of the wireless command — otherwise, the job will likely be cancelled

Recently, we noted that several companies were in the process of creating gadgets compatible with small, digital, portable cameras and that have the ability to print pics on the fly. Part of this development is due to the surprising re-emergence and cultural appreciation of instantaneous cameras, like the classic ’shake-it’ Polaroid. Cameras with embedded printers, like the Tomy Xiao and the Instax 200, produce the pictures immediately.

The HP app doesn’t solve the paper side of the printing equation, but if you have access to a somewhat small HP printer that can be carried around, it will prove useful and you might even be able to get better prints that with the other cameras. Of course, there is one thing the app can’t do, and that’s improving the camera in the iPhone, which leaves a lot to be desired.

Why shouldn’t the company that started the photo business a century ago enter the printer business, particularly with an eye on getting more of us to print our digital photos?

Kodak got rocked rocked rocked when it misjudged the size and urgency of the tidal wave known as digital photography and has been looking for a solid place on which to build its business since then.

So why not printers? Plenty of margin (aka profits) in ink, but Kodak is going to upset the apple cart there by giving us more ink in each cartridge while selling them to us at cheaper prices.

(What a business model?)

Not much margin in the printers themselves, and Kodak’s two new printers look to be very nice priced.

Is this a win for Kodak and a win for us consumers?

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You may not think of concepts in great details at the onset but once you become part of a system, you do realize how important it is to pay attention to technology that helps you work better. There’s a whole lot of equipment out there that can help you work better because it eases things for you. Getting a printer that includes a scanner, digital sender, color printer, copier and fax is a great idea because it solves all your problems. Communication becomes so much easier and you can work faster despite geographical boundaries.
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Canon MP620 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer is the great photo printer you should have. Using this photo printer will allow you to print wiresly from anywhere in your home or in your office via WiFi. If you network the photo printer via Ethernet cable, then you can print from a wired computer in another room. Isn’t it great?
You can also use this Canon MP620 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer to print your photo collections directly from memory cards. You can do the previewing and you can enhance images on the 2.5 inch TFT display.
Canon MP620 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer can also help you to print from a compatible digital camera or camera phone, even a Bluetooth device via the optional BU-30 Bluetooth interface. Isn;t it great?
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Here are the technical details of the Canon MP620 Wireless All-in-One Photo Printer:
1. ChromaLife100 system delivers vibrant photos that last up to 300 years
2. Maximum 9600 x 2400 dpi with microscopic droplets as small as 1 picoliter using FINE technology
3. Operate your printer within seconds after power-on with Quick Start
4. Enhanced “Auto Photo Fix” easily removes red-eye
5. Self-operating paper output tray automatically opens when printing or copying

The Samsung computers CLP 600N network printer offers superior speed that a real estate agent looks for in his printer. For this, the printer is designed with a monthly duty cycle of 45000 pages. For your business needs, you can use the 32MB RAM provided by the CLP 600N. The text printing of homes and pictures will have up to 2400*600 dpi resolution and delivers clear and sharp print quality in a consistent manner despite regular usage for bulk prints.

If you are trying to impress your clients, start using the printer, which has an easy set up. You can bring printing in minutes by connecting the printer with a USB 2.0 port. If you have an expanded workgroup, you can make use of the 10/100 Base TX Ethernet print server provided along with this printer.

The standard paper input capacity of the printer is intended to help real estate agents who are usually in need of taking several prints a day and the maximum capacity comes around 850 sheets. The basic tray comes with 350 sheets, while an optional paper tray is provided to increase the capacity according to your needs. The maximum price of the Samsung CLP-600N printer is only $452.

9to5Mac is reporting that a unibody, 17-inch MacBook Pro will be announced at Macworld, following in the footsteps of the previously released unibody 13 and 15-inchers. The rumor, backed up by some “whisperers” at Macrumors, isn’t really an earth-shattering surprise — though the accompanying revelation that this model is expected to have a slim, extended-life, non-removable battery is rather eye-opening — and somewhat disappointing, considering the lameness of non-removable batteries. We’ll know for sure on Tuesday at the keynote.

Update: Apple Insider is now independently confirming the imminent arrival of the unibody 17-incher, and also corroborating the fixed internal battery theory.