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Frank is live and direct from Kodak in Rochester
Published on January 9, 2013
This week, Frank joins us live from the Kodak demo center in Rochester New York where he reviews samples printed on the Nexpress that demonstrate new features and capabilities available.
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Discussion
By James Kohler on Jan 14, 2013
Hi Frank,
How's the recycle-ability of some of these "special" inks?
Looks great! Hopefully Kodak's digital division won't take the same route their photo division did!!
By Dinesh Tyagi on Jan 17, 2013
These new Dryinks are completely deinkable just like all the other toners/dryinks in NexPress family. Just don't expect to recycle any "Gold" from these toners though!