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Phoenix New Media Technology News September 23 news, the domestic printer brand extreme printing held in Beijing today, the product experience, the release of photos of new printer products can be printed N1. It uses inkless printing technology, supports video printing, and sells for 489 yuan.

Polar print can print N1 positioning pocket photo printer, the whole machine weighs 183g, the size is similar to the mainstream mobile phone, the body only has a power button and an indicator light. It uses the push cover design to replace the photo paper, a total of cherry pollen, cloud white, peppermint green three colors. At the same time, limited by the size of the fuselage, N1 can only print 3-inch photos.

In the printing technology, polar printing can be printed N1 uses inkless printing technology. Compared with the common thermal sublimation, inkless printing is to heat the special photographic paper through the temperature change of the printer, making it show a specific color at high temperature, and then realize picture printing. Officials say its imaging printing time is similar to Polaroid imaging.

N1 connects to the mobile phone App via Bluetooth, and in addition to traditional photo printing, N1 also supports "silent photos" and "AR photos" printing. When using this feature, the printed photos can be associated with a specified video screen with a maximum of 15 seconds. Users can preview the contents of the screen by scanning the photo in the official app. In addition, the official app also provides different screen frames, filters and other options, and the official three-inch photo paper also comes with stickers to facilitate users to keep and paste.

Polar print N1 comes with photographic paper in the package, which is priced at 489 yuan and will go on sale at 10: 00 a.m. on September 26.

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