http://memjet.com/media.aspx#

Wow! Phenominal speed of output. I wonder if it requires specialized paper the way dye-sub does.

Also, how do you push that much data at the thing fast enough to keep up?

How many litres of ink will it need to do a nozzle clean, with that many nozzles

Probably it stores the jobs and print them when they are fully loaded in printers RAM. If it could print on any type of material, and as they said is a low cost machine, most probably one of the industry giants will buy them. I'll say HP.

This is still very slow compared to offset litho printing but I'll bet the offset printers of the world will be very interested to see this product. Digital is eating into their world everyday.
- Doug