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Product Information
The SiPix pocket printer A6 is an ideal solution for mobile business professionals. With a print resolution of 400 dpi, this SiPix direct thermal printer offers you crystal clear prints in outstanding clarity. Get free from the hassle of ribbons or ink cartridges with this SiPix mobile printer that features a thermal technology. Weighing just 13.2 ounces, this SiPix direct thermal printer is lightweight and fits easily in your pocket or travelling bag. Connect this SiPix mobile printer wirelessly to your PDAs and connect it to your PCs via a serial port. Equipped with 4 AA batteries, the SiPix pocket printer A6 allows you to print high-quality prints continuously for long hours.Product Identifiers
BrandSiPix
MPNPR00033
ModelA6
eBay Product ID (ePID)48467382
Product Key Features
TechnologyThermal
ConnectivitySerial (RS-232), Infrared
Output TypeBlack & White
TypeDigital Photo Printer, Mobile Printer
Dimensions
Weight0.49lb.
Depth4.29in
Height0.86in
Width5.85in
Additional Product Features
PlatformPC Products
Extend Printer TechnologyDirect Thermal
ColorBlue
Computer Operating SystemMicrosoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows CE, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows 98sec. Edition, Palm OS
Form FactorPortable
Media TypePlain Paper
Max Resolution (Bw)400x400DPI
Max Media SizeA6 (105x148mm)
Black Print Speed2ppm
Ratings and reviews
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- 28 Oct, 2018
Fun to mess around with but the paper it prints out on is still a bit too small for any real use.
It's an old but neat little device back from the era when laptops had IrDA ports and all pocket PCs and PDAs had them as well so they could communicate. It oddly isn't terrible at printing over infrared - it's fast and isn't overly picky about how far away it is or whether or not it's pointing directly at the laptop's IrDA port. It's quite good at printing text but images tend to come out rather dark, even if you up the brightness. The drivers are a little lackluster but, come on, it's almost 20 years old and the only other way to connect it to a PC is via the serial port so one should just feel glad that it works. My only real, actual complaint is that it uses a rather unusual size of thermal paper that isn't made anymore so you either have to buy old stock which, with thermal paper, isn't always a good thing especially if the unopened packages of paper have been exposed to heat over the years OR you can buy regular sized A4 or A5 thermal paper that comes in individual sheets, cut them down to the right size and use those instead.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 23 Dec, 2016
carefull on buying used items that need passwords can't install
Verified purchase: Yes
