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Apple Vision Pro : la vidéo se heurte à un mur technologique
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Canon plans to disrupt chipmaking with low-cost “stamp” machine
news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Monday, 29 January - 14:22
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Canon lance le zoom ultra grand angle le plus large du marché
news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Thursday, 12 October, 2023 - 08:00
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Requiring ink to scan a document—yet another insult from the printer industry
news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Tuesday, 15 August, 2023 - 19:51 · 1 minute
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Canon warns printer users to manually wipe Wi-Fi settings before discarding
news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Tuesday, 1 August, 2023 - 23:41
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Canon EOS R100 : l’hybride abordable qui défie les smartphones
news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Friday, 26 May, 2023 - 06:00
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PowerShot V10 : Canon revisite le caméscope pour attirer les vloggers
news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Wednesday, 17 May, 2023 - 08:00
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EOS R8 et R50 : Canon lance deux nouveaux boîtiers
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Canon EOS R6 Mark II : toujours plus fort et un peu plus cher
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Enlarge / Canon’s FPA-1200NZ2C nanoimprint lithography machine. The company has been developing technology to stamp chip designs onto silicon wafers rather than etching them using light. (credit: Canon)
Canon hopes to start shipments of new low-cost chip-making machines as early as this year, as the Japanese company best known for its cameras and printers tries to undercut longtime industry leader ASML in providing the tools to make leading-edge semiconductors.
The challenge from Canon comes as Western governments attempt to restrict China’s access to the most advanced semiconductor technologies and as global demand for chipmaking machines has soared. If successful, Canon’s “nanoimprint” technology could give back Japanese manufacturers some of the edge they ceded to rivals in South Korea, Taiwan and, increasingly, China over the past three decades.
“We would like to start shipping this year or next year... we want to do it while the market is hot,” said Hiroaki Takeishi, head of Canon’s industrial group, who has overseen the development of the new lithography machines. “It is a very unique technology that will enable cutting-edge chips to be made simply and at a low cost.”
La firme nippone crée la sensation en lançant le zoom avec le plus grand angle de champ jamais conçu pour un appareil plein format. Le RF 10-20 mm f/4 L IS STM fait suite à l’EF 11-24 mm f/4.
Canon lance le zoom ultra grand angle le plus large du marché
Enlarge / Don't bother hitting the scan button if you're out of ink.
How much ink does an all-in-one printer need in order to fax a document? Or to scan one to your computer? The obvious answer is "none." But if you own certain printers from companies like HP and Canon, you won't be able to use core features unless the device has ink—even if those features have nothing to do with ink.
Unfortunately, all-in-one printers arbitrarily demanding ink to perform non-printing functions isn't a new frustration . And that's despite some companies having printers that can scan without ink . Clearly, scanning or faxing without requiring an ink cartridge would improve users' experience—and they've illustrated that through class-action lawsuits. But this hasn't stopped printer makers from fighting to keep the nettlesome practice.
No ink, no scan
Since mid-2022, HP has been fighting a class-action lawsuit alleging that certain all-in-one printer models won't scan or fax without ink and that HP doesn't properly disclose this to shoppers. On January 13, 2023, the complaint was dismissed but allowed to be amended (you can view the amended complaint here: [ PDF ]), and on August 10, a Northern District of California judge dismissed HP's motion to dismiss the amended complaint [ PDF ].
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images)
Printer manufacturer Canon is warning that sensitive Wi-Fi settings don’t automatically get wiped during resets, so customers should manually delete them before selling, discarding, or getting them repaired to prevent the settings from falling into the wrong hands.
“Sensitive information on the Wi-Fi connection settings stored in the memories of inkjet printers (home and office/large format) may not be deleted by the usual initialization process,” company officials wrote in an advisory on Monday. They went on to say that manual wiping should occur “when your printer may be in the hand of any third party, such as when repairing, lending or disposing the printer.”
Like many printers these days, those from Canon connect to networks over Wi-Fi. To do this, users must provide the SSID name, the password preventing unauthorized access to the network, and in some cases, additional information such as Wi-Fi network type, the local network IP address, the MAC address, and network profile.
Canon pense aux débutants et à ceux qui veulent faire de la photo sans se ruiner. Le constructeur japonais lance l'EOS R100, un hybride d'entrée de gamme léger et abordable.
Canon EOS R100 : l’hybride abordable qui défie les smartphones
Avant l'été, Canon lève le voile sur une caméra originale et facile d'utilisation. La Powershot V10, compatible 4K, vise les vlogueurs débutants et rappelle un format aperçu il y a plus d'une décennie.
PowerShot V10 : Canon revisite le caméscope pour attirer les vloggers
Canon lance son année avec l’annonce de deux nouveaux boîtiers. D’un côté, l’EOS R8 doté d’un capteur plein format. De l’autre, un modèle APS-C d’entrée de gamme appelé EOS R50.
Canon renouvelle son EOS R6 pour lui apporter plusieurs améliorations importantes. Voici l’EOS R6 Mark II, un hybride plein format tourné vers les performances qui n’échappe pas à l’inflation.
Canon EOS R6 Mark II : toujours plus fort et un peu plus cher