Tired of scrawling on your CDs and DVDs with a Sharpie? Don't like the monochrome Lacie? Can't stand the thought of your disk going through an inkjet?

Well,  Dymo, the people that gave you the ability to lavel whatever you want, wherever you want is introducing their Dymo Disc Painter.

Tis magic little box lets you put full 600DPI reolution images onto your disks in less than 3 minutes.

The speed and ease of use gives the Dymo Disc Painter a number of advages over the other disk labelling technologies out there.

The isc Painter will be available next month, will  cost around $280 and is bundled with enough ink to print about 100 disks, which gives you a pretty good start.

[Via Dymo]

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... : Dave S I recently purchased a DiscPainter and I am very happy I did so. No longer will I have to endure junky feed trays like I had to deal with on my Epson printer. The feed tray worked ok for a few months but then it refused to work 50% of the time. I also had to wait 24 hours before handling the disc (as per Epson's instruction manual). The DiscPainter was easy to use right out of the box. Now I use Photoshop to whip up some really kewl labels. And yes, unlike with my Epson, I can handle the disks right after they are printed. This is definitely the best new computer gizmo I have used this year. December 03, 2007 ... : Victoria I was reading about the dymo and i loved that you can have 6oodpi in less than a minute, whihc is great for my quick drafts when i am running out the door. OMG i can't wait to get this machine, it isn't expensive and i ove that you only need to by one ink carton b/c all the ink colors are in one. December 14, 2007

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