JACK SPARROW suggests IT'S A BIRD, BUBBLE JET suggests IT'S A PLANE and the seemingly out of nowhere, yet strangely apt, JEFF KENT suggests IT'S SUPERMAN.
Before I moved to England in 1992, with a Librex 286 laptop and a portable Canon bubble jet printer I had bought a Radio Shack adapter set.
He talked instead of Golovkin, and, when we finally parted ways, he handed me a Gennady Golovkin trading card that looked like it had been printed off a bubble jet printer.
The Instant Wireless Print Server works with most bubble jet, inkjet and laser printers with a parallel port, and the company also makes a wireless print server for U.S.B.-enabled printers.
The physics behind this accident became the foundation of what Canon called bubble jet technology, a printing technique in which electrical resistors heat up tiny bubbles of ink, pushing ink droplets through an array of hair-thin nozzles.
These days, as consumer electronics are increasingly seen by students as academic and social necessities, everything from CD players, bubble jet printers and computers to portable DVD's, large-screen televisions and electronic keyboards are finding their way into dorms.
