SWYP concept aims at reinventing the printer
SWYP's touchscreen interface allows users to load an image or document, crop or rotate it, and finally initiate printing
Article Summary
With a view to promoting innovation in the desktop printers industry, Artefact design studio has unveiled its See What You Print (or SWYP) concept printer, operated via a touchscreen interface. SWYP aims to simplify and accelerate the task of printing by combining features of simple photo editing and immediate printing in one unit, which enables users to see exactly what the printed page will look like.
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