Fast Company  HP to Announce "Printers Built for the iPhone
Age," Without Irony  Print is becoming a near-synonym for things
outdated--books and newspapers are struggling, tablets are
finally getting to consumers, and all things ink-on-paper are
starting to see the beginning of the end. It's not here yet;
ebooks represent a mere 5% of book sales in 2010, for one thing.
But certainly the writing's on the wall.  Not so, says HP.
According to the New York Times, HP will announce tomorrow a new
initiative on printers that will focus, and I am not making this
phrase up, on "printers for the iPhone age."  The new printers
seem fine, from the little I can glean from the NYT article.
They'll be Wi-Fi connected, boast touchscreen interfaces (though
not with the newly acquired Palm WebOS interface quite yet), and
be able to print by emailing a document to a unique email
address. HP will also be setting up about 7,000 printing kiosks
around the country.  The new printers will be assigned an
individual address, and will