Users who don't like to read on a screen, or who don't want to get detached from the paper comfort, have a solution. It's called Little Printer and it's a useful and quite nice little printer. It is a tool created by a London design studio and focused on printing data of interest to the user with all kinds of uses: information, entertainment, leisure”¦ All this physically, on paper, without the need to use the terminal to search for this data.
Little Printer is a wireless or wireless printer, and it does not need any type of installation, according to its creators. It is managed through an application for smartphones, from where you select the content you want to printFor now it is possible to print, in purchase receipt size and in black and white , the press headlines of the newspaper The Guardian, images, sudokus, reminders, lists of places of Foursquare or sports data collected with the Nike official app
But it is very probable that if the idea works new functions will be added All thanks to the system BERG Cluod that its creators have devised.A internet service, or in the cloud as these types of solutions are known, that allows add options and control the different devices of this company without the need for installations, nor computers. Only using a internet connection and a smartphone
This is an easy way to carry notes in your wallet, use them as reminders sticking them with a magnet to the fridge, or simply a convenient way to carry all the information of interest above without depending on the telephone battery or Internet connection Of course, it requires prior preparation by the user, who has to print what they want to take with them before leaving home.
There isn't much data on this little printer yet. Only that from 2012 will begin its journey, still in test or beta phase , and which has the support of large companies: Foursquare, Google, The Guardian and Nike On the website of its creators it is possible to enter an email address to be notified of the date on which it will be possible to make the reservation of this curious invention
