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That LaserJet printer is such a no brainer. I don't know why they didn't think of it long ago.
Only one reason it wasn't done before - Microsoft would not grant a license for this type of product.
Epic fail on the inclusion of the Microsoft Kin as "this month's most innovative gadgets," given the MS announced they are killing the product line.
The Kin TWO... and Kin one for that matter, are dead. Microsoft is pulling the plug. For good reason.
PopSci was not notified. They are not next of Kin.
Printers shouldn't have proprietary drivers. Period. There's no need. It's like needing drivers for a mouse or keyboard. This is just a way of making printers that aren't readily Mac (or Linux) compatible. = P
The Tickeme plant grows in the wind in some climates, I've seen it over 20 years ago.
As for the Aqualok fern, what happens when its pot-bond and needs transplanted?
Do you rip the roots out of the plastic killing the plant?