Despite over a century of innovation in technology, most modern offices and homes still lean heavily on the handwritten note as a tried and tested organizational system. However, with the rise of social media, people are now turning to the emoji as a non-personal form of communication; effectively taking away that feeling of nostalgia and importance from the written note. The team at Memobird, want to reinvent the way we communicate by bringing written notes into the digital age with their wireless thermal printer.
This Wi-Fi enabled mini printer allows users to print off personal messages, images, notes or lists from friends, family and even your own phone. All users need to do is connect their device to a Wi-Fi network, download the app, type your message and hit print and wherever Memobird is set up, it will print whatever your heart desires.
Memobird, uses clear thermal printing technology, a digital printing process which produces a printed image by selectively heating coated thermochromic paper, or thermal paper as it is commonly known. To put it simply, this means NO INK is ever needed! When you do run out of paper, Memobird, also sells their own high-quality PBA-Free official replacement paper that can be stored for up to 12 months in normal environments.
One thing we really appreciate about this product is not only is the setup and app intuitive and easy to use, at the end of the day, there is a tangible message right there for you to see and the important information is not stored in some note taking app you forget to check. Best of all, you can print those important messages on white or colored paper and there is even an adhesive roll for a modern take on the sticky note.
Memobird, have effectively “created a better mouse trap”, they have managed to innovate in a space that hasn’t seen much in the way of change for over half a century and have brought it into the modern era. Not only is this a clever product, it is fun to use and makes us long for the days of more effective interpersonal information exchanges, even if it is just a little reminder to the wife to say – I love you.
