AIRCHARGE? and Infinite Peripherals announce release of new printer with credit card reader.
AIRCHARGE Palm OS? software for wireless payment processing is now available for the new Kyocera? 7135-compatible PP-50MS PDA printer from Infinite Peripherals. The Kyocera? 7135 slides into the printer/credit card reader and works with the printer to become a mobile credit card processing machine. AIRCHARGE customers involved in the beta testing of this unit are using it for accepting payments at trade shows, flea markets, and other types of outdoor events where access to standard phone lines is limited, expensive, or simply not available."We are extremely pleased to have added the PP-50MS with 7135 compatibility to our hardware lineup as it is the first form-fitting unit for a cell phone that we have released. That it is based on the phone that PC Magazine ranks as Editors Choice for PDA/Cell Phones is even better." States Rich Hoffman of AIRCHARGE.The software for payment processing from AIRCHARGE is loaded onto the phone via the standard Palm HotSync operation and is compatible with the nine largest credit card processing systems in the US. Currently the Kyocera? 7135 is available from several major wireless carriers in the United States.World Products, Inc., DBA AIRCHARGE was founded in 1999 and is a privately held company that provides wireless payment products and value added services to the credit card and check-processing marketplace.Infinite Peripherals, Inc.
was founded in 1993 as a source for receipt printers for the Point of Sale market. Seizing upon opportunities to sell into other markets, Infinite Peripherals now supplies printers, mechanisms, and other receipt printer-related components to customers in the following markets: Gaming, Medical, Hospitality, ATM, Retail, Amusement, Security, Time and Attendance, and Industrial Measurement. For Additional Information, Please Contact:Robert WallaceAIRCHARGEwww.aircharge.net847-855-1483e-mail protected from spam botsAndrew GrahamInfinite Peripheralswww.ipcprint.com847-818-1260e-mail protected from spam bots.
Ten Ways (plus 1) to Save on Printer Ink and Toner Cartridges
Are you getting tired of the high cost of printing? You're not alone. Many consumers are up in arms. For example, they believe paying $22 per ounce for printer ink and $150 to $300 (or more) for a toner cartridge is way too much. Most of the major printer manufacturers have adopted the same marketing model as the razor blade, TiVo and cell phone industry. Simply stated, they sell you the printer for cost or less in order to sell you printer ink and toner cartridges at huge markups.
In many instances, they charge seven to ten times what it costs to manufacture these products.In addition, these major companies spend thousands of dollars trying to convince you to purchase only their products. They strongly criticize printer ink and toner cartridges offered by third party companies. However, did you know that many of these major companies are now selling their own recycled cartridges? and you're still paying full retail price for them! As someone once said, to get a real education,...
Ten Ways (plus 1) to Save on Printer Ink and Toner Cartridges
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Where to Buy Printer Ink
When it's time to buy printer ink, some people naturally head back to their neighborhood office supply store while others log onto their favorite online ink supply source. Before you make your next printer ink purchase, consider the costs of your decision.
Purchasing ink at your neighborhood office supply store could be the most expensive way of getting ink for your printer. You may well be paying a higher price for your ink than is necessary. Often, the neighborhood store has little competition and their prices can be increased because of the high demand. Stores often have overhead that online companies don't have - sales people, buildings, etc.
The consumer will pay those expenses.
So does that mean that you should never shop your local office supply company for printer ink? Actually, buying ink from your local store may be the safest way to purchase printer ink. Many of the online ink sources are selling ink that is not approved for your printer....
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