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Galaxy S IV will print on demand to 200 hp printers

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koiulpoi Member Level: 4G WiMax

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When I read this, I thought you meant 200 "printing stations" nationwide. Seemed odd to me. "Why would I want to print-on-demand to some place like California?"

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When I read this, I thought you meant 200 "printing stations" nationwide. Seemed odd to me. "Why would I want to print-on-demand to some place like California?"

 

That would be a great way to mess with some ppl. BAM here is a random printout on your remote printer...

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