Branding products is nothing new in the marketing world, but Nexcopy has made it easier than ever to apply branding to one of the most versatile technologies in use today—the USB flash drive. With the new USB7P full-color inkjet printer, businesses can bring their logos, designs, or promotional images directly to life on the surface of USB devices. This solution gives resellers and end-users a practical way to enhance product value and make drives more engaging as giveaways, sales tools, or branded storage solutions.
Check out the demonstration video highlighting the product’s features and benefits:
For more information about customizing this video for the reseller channel, please contact Nexcopy directly. Their team can provide guidance on how to incorporate the printer into your product offerings or marketing strategy.
Source: Nexcopy Inc.
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At trade shows worldwide, StoreDot has been showcasing a Samsung Galaxy S6 fitted with a modified battery and charging port. The result is striking: the device charges from 10% to 100% in just 5 minutes and 25 seconds. This isn’t simply a faster charge cycle—the underlying physics use a new generation of lithium-ion batteries that distinguish StoreDot’s approach from other fast-charging competitors.
One of the most impressive aspects is how the charger manages heat. At Nexcopy we engineer temperature management into our own devices to ensure safe, long-term performance. In the same way, StoreDot’s system prevents the handset from becoming hot to the touch during or after charging. The difference lies in the connector: rather than relying on a simple cable between phone and wall, the system uses a solid, wall-mounted charging unit designed to distribute power more evenly and control thermal load.
The bigger question is what this technology means for the industry. The science to make charging delays nearly vanish is already here. What’s required next is coordination between device makers, standards groups, and charger manufacturers to bring it to consumers at scale. A specialized connection port is needed to enable maximum speeds, and StoreDot’s 150W charger is part of the equation. Samsung, along with several other investors, has already backed StoreDot, signaling that we may see these ultra-fast charging capabilities migrate into mainstream smartphones in upcoming product cycles.
Source: StoreDot
History of Portable Storage (Infographic) — created by the team at Nexcopy Company.
