Whether you are a photographer, a recording artist or are packaging a presentation onto a disc, printing a label directly to a CD, DVD or Blu-ray disc adds a creative and professional touch to your ...

Most home-produced CDs and DVDs—not to mention many made and distributed by small businesses—have bland if not ugly labeling, often simply scribbled on with a Sharpie. But whether you're in a business ...

CD/DVD printing distinguishes this midpriced model in a crowded field. Inks are reasonably priced. The Canon Pixma MG5320 Wireless Inkjet Photo All-In-One Printer costs a reasonable $150 (as of August ...

Canon’s $100 (as of August 23, 2011) Pixma iP4920 has several things going for it: good speed for a simple color inkjet printer, above-average paper handling, and the ability to print on specially ...

The Epson Artisan 800 ($299.99) is a multi-functional printer that prints, scans, copies, and faxes. It features a large LCD screen, direct to CD/DVD printing, automatic document feeder, and ...

Remember when you got your first CD burner and blank discs cost like $5 apiece? Every burn was a special, delicate event, too fragile to even move the mouse for the 45 minutes or so it took to write ...

Cal-Comp Electronics, a Thailand-based EMS (electronics manufacturing services) provider, on August 23 introduced a CD/DVD printer, a self-developed product that can directly print text, graphics and ...

We had a Dymo DiscPainter which was pretty good (and small and inexpensive). It gave up the ghost (doesn't spin, so it prints in one line only) so now we are looking for something to replace it. It ...

Canon will add two new single-function printers and six multi-function A4 printers to its line-up in the coming month. August 20, 2007: Canon will add two new single-function printers and six ...

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Most home-produced CDs and DVDs—not to mention many made and distributed by small businesses—have bland if not ugly labeling, often simply scribbled on with a Sharpie. But whether you're in a business ...