Software allows Smartphones, laptops, and PDAs to print.October 22, 2003 - Content Beamer® v2.0 lets mobile end devices access any sized files in corporate network or on World Wide Web and display information as text or send it to printer over infrared or Bluetooth. If no suitable printer is available, document can be sent to fax machine. Software supports all mobile internet protocols including WAP 1.1, WAP, 2.0, and HTML.
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Original Press release
ThinPrint, Inc.
616 Girod Street
New Orleans, LA, 70130
USA
Smartphones Learn to Print
With Content Beamer 2.0, users of Smartphones, laptops and PDAs can access any information and print or fax it.
Berlin, October 2003 – Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, New Orleans
At the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans at Stand 608 from October 9-11, 2003, ThinPrint GmbH will be presenting the worldwide unique software solution Content Beamer® 2.0, which equips Smartphones, PDAs and Laptops with currently unparalleled functionality for mobile deployment.
This patent pending innovation from the Berlin based software smith lets mobile end devices access any sized files in a corporate network or on the World Wide Web and display the information as text or send it to a printer over infrared or Bluetooth. If no suitable printer is available, the document can also be sent to a fax machine. Although it is possible in this process to download the file, it is as unnecessary as the installation of the document’s application on the mobile end device.
How does Content Beamer function? Simple: The mobile device sends a print request to the remote computer. As a rule the document is addressed with a link or selected from the drive directory with a browser. The server opens the document with the relevant application and creates a print job. This is then greatly compressed and sent over optimized bandwidth to the mobile end device. The transmitted data amount is, thanks to .print technology, 10 times smaller than a fax transmission. Once at the mobile end device, the print job – adapted to the device’s capabilities – can be displayed or printed from the next available printer.
“With Content Beamer, we enter a new era of mobile communication. Finally, workers are not only reachable with their mobile telephones and PDAs, they are also operational,” states Carsten Mickeleit, Managing Director at ThinPrint, about the innovation. “Mobile access to emails and corporate applications offers businesses a tremendous added value, higher productivity, and an important competitive advantage.”
Content Beamer 2.0 supports all mobile internet protocols like WAP 1.1., WAP 2.0, and HTML.
ThinPrint GmbH
Performant, consistent infrastructures for printing and distributing information in the mobile internet are the focus of the product portfolio of ThinPrint GmbH. A significant pillar of the company is the .print technology, basis for the software print solutions developed for server based, web based, and mobile computing. These solutions are already being successfully applied around the world.
ThinPrint software solutions are marketed by more than 250 renowned distributors and resellers in 48 countries. Thanks to strategic partnerships, the client components of the patent pending .print technology are integrated in a multitude of terminals, print boxes, PDAs, and mobile telephones from leading hardware manufacturers. ThinPrint is a Microsoft Certified Partner.
Further information:
ThinPrint at the WWPC: Stand 608
ThinPrint, Inc.
616 Girod Street
New Orleans, LA 70130
Brian Nelson
Ph: 1-866-845-7811 (toll free)
Fax: 504-299-9106
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