January 2001
Tiny Bubbles
Desktop printing was revolutionized by a misplaced soldering iron.
By Technology Review
Inkjet printers that commit electronic words and images to paper inhabit most computer-equipped homes and offices. Costing as little as $100, the machines form a multibillion-dollar industry. But the road to that market required some twists and turns, including a serendipitous lab accident.
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