Does cloud print really?

Cloud Printing is the 2010 printing industry's hottest keyword, cloud printing is exactly what kind of concept, I believe that people who know HP cloud printing products should be clear, it and cloud computing is a reason, is to http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/ 14291.html "> Print service and network combination of a new model, no matter where the printer, users need only through terminal equipment (such as mobile phones, computers, etc.) to send e-mail to the cloud, the printer can print the message body or accessories. On the other hand, with this cloud service, you'll be able to store and pick up all the documents uploaded to the cloud anytime, anywhere. This service is convenient and simple.

With cloud services, you'll be able to save and pick up all documents uploaded to the cloud anytime, anywhere.

Let's say you're on a train. There is a printing must be done at once, and the previous practice is to transfer the required files to the hands of the person on the printed condition, and then through the computer operation printing, and the cloud printing can be free of the middle of the link, only need you a little bit can be completed, the effect is quite high. Indeed, cloud printing is somewhat similar to the current wireless print, but its platform is relatively broad and not limited by distance. However, compared to wireless printing, cloud printing appears young, in both technology and use of the immature place.

2, the actual cloud printing is still very tender

Cloud printing is the same idea as cloud computing, and if conditions are ripe enough, their prospects are limitless, but there are still imperfections. First, the cloud Printing protocol is recommended by HP, and the most important premise is that HP can support cloud printing devices with a lot of exclusivity. Second, from the current HP's cloud printing products, it is still a lack of compatibility, such as in the printing software processing is not enough; again, although the current agreement HP provides free services, but perhaps the day you get used to it, and its technology has become mature, charging is a natural thing.

If conditions are ripe enough, the prospect of cloud printing is limitless.

And the most worrying is that HP's proposed cloud printing in case of an accident, the most likely to be a security issue, through the network and server information becomes the largest dangerous goods, especially in public places such as units, the use of cloud printing output files, the privacy of a larger loophole. I think this is why HP does not currently apply cloud printing to laser printers, only for some home inkjet products, after all, there is a commercial security problem, even if HP can not afford.

(Responsible editor: Duqing first)