Cara Servis HP3920, D1360, D2466 Lampu Blink

Cara Service Printer / HPprint / Resetter HP

Cara Servis HP3920, D1360, D2466 Lampu Blink :

1. Bongkar printer dengan membuka ke empat sekrupnya.

2. Cek bagian bar encodernya. Encoder adalah penerjemah program ke gerakan motor printer. Biasanya bar encoder ini kotor kena cipratan tinta. encoder ini bentuk seperti pita plastik bening dan ada garis2x kodenya...

3. Bersihkan encodernya dengan tisu basah. "Awas" jangan sampai garis2x yang ada di encoder hilang.





4. Coba printer anda. Kalau masih sama, berarti encoder harus diganti....

O...Yaaa sebenarnya masalah printer ini tidak hanya terjadi di HP3920, D1360, D2466, tapi hampir semua HP type deskjet bisa mengalami trouble ini.

Selamat Mencoba ....

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New Samsung UltraTOUCH S8300 Slider Phone With 2.8″ AMOLED Full Touch Screen And 8 MP Camera

Samsung

The leading manufacturer of mobile phones, Samsung Electronics has announced its new elegant full-touch slider phone – Samsung UltraTOUCH S8300, which features 2.8-inch WQVGA AMOLED anti-scratch full touch screen display, universal 3×4 keypad slider, and 8 megapixel camera with dual power LED flash, smile shot mode, Geo-tagging as well as high quality 30fps VGA video recording capability.

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BlackBerry Essex – the Tour with WiFi

BlackBerry

The latest BlackBerry to surface has been named the Essex. The device is the next iteration of the BlackBerry Tour aka the BlackBerry Niagara aka the BlackBerry 9630.

The Essex looks just like the Tour in size and the major adjustments are in form factor, as well as a couple features such as WiFi will be added.

As with many BlackBerry devices, one of the first things you’ll notice is the keyboard. The Essex has opted out of the Bold style keyboard and chosen a chicklet style Curve keyboard. The BlackBerry community is fairly divided on Curve vs the Bold keyboards, so it makes sense for RIM to change it up and offer both alternatives.

The Essex will also come with the new trackpad, which at this point we have to assume will come standard with all BlackBerry devices that once had a trackball. Again, the device will be a World Phone, capable of roaming between CDMA and GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS networks.

There is also a rumor that this device will be heading to Sprint, which was loosely confirmed when a Sprint exec said we will see a WiFi enabled Tour this year.

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