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The Inkjet as Hero

Opinion
Jan 29, 20051 min

Popular Science magazine says the lowly inkjet printer may be the most dazzling and innovative technology in your home or office. They have a wonderful article about how inkjets were developed, how printers were an afterthought, and how inkjets may someday soon power your automobile right here.

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James E. Gaskin writes books (16 so far), articles, and jokes about technology and real life from his home office in the Dallas area. Gaskin has been helping small and medium sized businesses use technology intelligently since 1986.

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