Microboard GX Disk Publisher & Print Factory Blends Quality Only

Microboards, GX Disc Publisher put you in command. It sports a sleek, compact design that’s only 11.5 inches wide, so it fits conveniently on the desktop for easy, immediate access. Microboards is one of the ruling and dominating publishing equipments industry names in the world, not only in the printing arena, but in the entire industry of innovative technology solutions products. The GX Disc Publisher and Print Factory from house of Microboards family sports a sleek, compact design that’s only fits conveniently on the desktop for easy, immediate access. Whether you’re recording and printing one disc or 50, this device makes the task effortless. Simply set up your job, walk away, and the GX Disc Publisher & Print factory does the work for you. And when it comes to Products, Microboard's excellence in present day technology savvy world is undeniable.

GX Disk Publisher’s Key Differentiating Aspects

Microboard is one of the ruling and dominating publishing equipments industry names in the world, not only in the printing arena, but in the entire industry of innovative technology solutions products. The GX Disc Publisher and Print Factory from house of Microboards family sports a sleek, compact design that’s only fits conveniently on the desktop for easy, immediate access. Whether you’re recording and printing one disc or 50, this device makes the task effortless. Simply set up your job, walk away, and the GX Disc Publisher & Print factory does the work for you.

Your all-in-one production package, the reliable entry-level GX Disc Publisher, combines a high-speed CD/DVD combo recording drive or Blu-ray combo drive, and integrated HP inkjet printer into one device. Designed to handle short-run volumes, with a capacity of up to 50 discs, the GX Disc Publisher delivers a cost per disc of only 23 cents; and it accommodates virtually any disc format, including Dual Layer.

Microboards Print Factory Distinguishing Features:

a particularly attractive feature of Microboards' Print Factory is its use of off-the-shelf HP inkjet cartridges. The unit accepts standard 19ml ($34.99) or large 38ml ($54.99) 78 series tri-color cartridges available through almost any computer or office supply store. One wrinkle, however, is that instead of standard black refills, Microboards recommends using HP's 40ml versatile black cartridges ($29.99), which are more specialized and typically available only through resellers serving the industrial mail printing industry. Since it's likely that most users will mainly print color labels using the system (thermal transfer devices are generally better solutions for monochrome and spot-color work), this shouldn't present too much of a problem.

Using standard color cartridges also opens the door to alternatively purchasing third-party refilled products at almost half the cost of brand name cartridges.

In terms of the Print Factory's operating cost, Microboards advertises that roughly 600 disc labels (94% coverage) can be printed per large (38ml) color cartridge in normal photo mode, translating into a modest cost of approximately 9.2 cents per label. Be aware, however, that this formula changes dramatically depending upon such things as the nature of the images, printing area, and selected resolution. For example, Print Factory testing here suggests that using graphic-intensive labels and floods with 100% coverage can easily double or triple ink consumption over Microboards' estimate.

Just believe in the capability of this amazing product Microboards Print Factory and Microboards GX Disk publisher to meet present day printing and duplication requirements.