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You may say we’re being unfair, as the ANYWAY is sold as a photo machine, specialising in printing images from digital cameras, not printing plain A4 pages. So we printed a 15 x 10cm image.

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Olivetti Studio 42
Serial #530226
c.1941

It's hard to believe that this modern-looking typewriter was designed in 1935! The keyboard is definitely made for use in Germany or another German-speaking country (note 'Um Schalter' and 'Ruck-Taste' for Shift and Backspace, and the QWERTZ layout), but the characters are distinctly English. No umlauts to be found. Yet we find a British Pound sign, dollar and cent signs. Could this be an all-purpose European keyboard, essentially a foreign-language typewriter to Germans? Note, too, that this machine was produced smack in the midde of World War II. What sort of international correspondence was written on this?

Olivetti Lettera 22

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Olivetti-Underwood Studio 44
Serial # 262015
c.1965

Olivetti-Underwood 21
Serial # 708255

By this time in its life, Underwood wasn't really Underwood anymore. This is an Olivetti that happens to have the Underwood name on it. Mechanically, it is based on the Studio 44.

Olivetti Praxis 48
Serial # 3010813
c.1966

The Praxis 48 is one of Ettore Sottsass's less famous designs for Olivetti. Although not terribly remarkable from a modern perspective, this electric was fairly radical when it was introduced in 1964. One wonders if there isnt a bit of Frank Lloyd Wright inspiration in the cantilevered keyboard and abundant right angles. The ribbon cover comes forward and tilts down in what may be a deliberate echo of the Studio 42. Inside, the ribbon spools are mounted almost vertically. Its power cord went missing long before I found the Praxis on a thrift store shelf, but it's nontheless a significant enough model in the history of typewriter design to merit displaying.

Olivetti-Underwood Studio 45
Serial # 1308853
1969

Olivetti Valentine S
Serial # 5837374
1969

Not the best specimen, but not a model for which I was willing to pay an extravagent price. Equal to the folding Corona for the cuteness factor. It's designer, Ettore Sottsass said that the Valentine was 'for use any place except an office, so as not to remind anyone of monotonous working hours but rather to keep amateur poets company on quiet Sundays in the country or to provide a highly coloured object on a table in a studio apartment'. This is the only typewriter I know of to have been sold as a fashion accessory in upscale clothing stores. Sottsass also designed the Elea 9003 mainframe computer (1959).

Olivetti-Underwood Lettera 32

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Brand: Olivetti
Subject: Printers
Category: Inkjet Printers

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Olivetti, operator in the information & commu-nication technology sector, is to attend IFA (Berlin, September 1-6 2006), the most important event for consumer electronics in the world, with around 1,200 stands and more than 245,000 visitors in 2005. Featuring multifunctionality and portability - based on Olivetti proprietary ink jet technology - and with ease of use and sleek design: the ANY_WAY plus, the SIMPLE_WAY and the portable photo printer MY_WAY plus will all be available for consumers to experience at IFA. Through this new range of ink jet printers, Olivetti gives users the opportunity to print perfect images, even on wireless mode, thanks to Bluetooth & Wi-Fi features.

Olivetti photo printer - ANY_WAY
The IFA visitors will get the chance to see all the new Olivetti models in action. The ANY_WAY is the multi-functional coloured photo printer, with printing, copying (even without a PC) and scanning functions. Designed by James Irvine and Alberto Meda, ANY_WAY adds three brand new versions to the range: photo plus, photo wireless plus and photo fax, available in black colour way. The new ANY_WAY plus offers even more sophisticated features. The LCD picture display reaches 2.4” and has 65,000 colours. The printing speed has improved: 20 pages per minute b/w and 18 coloured pages per minute and only 75 seconds for a 10x15 photo printing. In addition, the new, simple image improvement software function helps old pictures to appear as if they have just been taken with the simplest click one technology. ANY_WAY has a Magic Button: by pressing this key, the printer analyses the photo and automatically selects the correct colour, light and contrast modifications. The photo fax model is enriched with a fax machine, operating in black and white or colour, for use as a standalone or via PC. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity is combined in the photo wireless plus model.

Olivetti multifunction colour printer - SIMPLE_WAY
SIMPLE_WAY is the multifunction colour printer with a new and compact design, designed by James Irvine and Alberto Meda. It offers printing, copying (even without PC) and scanning functions and can be selected in three different versions - simple, Bluetooth and wifi. Available in white colour way, SIMPLE_WAY, with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi coming as standard in the top of the range models, features a printing speed that can reach up to 20 pages per minute b/w and 18 coloured pages per minute, while 75 seconds are enough for a 10x15 photographic print. It prints directly from the camera via Pictbridge, in four colours, giving the choice of substituting the black cartridge with the photographic one, in order to be able to print in 6 colours. It is possible to improve images, even old photos, through simple software functions.

Olivetti portable photo printer - MY_WAY plus
MY_WAY plus is the portable photo printer which may be used anywhere. It prints from digital cameras with direct connection via Pictbridge, plus via wireless or Bluetooth, from mobile phones. It may be powered through batteries or with an in-car cigarette lighter. Designed by IDEO, the new MY_WAY plus is compact (220x162x90 mm) and light (1.6 Kg) and it has a 2400 x 1200 dpi (up to 4800 dpi) resolution. The MY_WAY Plus has an even bigger LCD display: 2,4” with 65,000 colours. It is possible to achieve image improvement through simple software functions or by pressing the Magic Button (see ANY_WAY).

Olivetti inkjet printers - Availability
• SIMPLE_WAY: all the models are available from September
• ANY_WAY photo plus: available from September
• ANY_WAY photo fax: available from September
• ANY_WAY photo wireless plus: available from the end of October
• MY_WAY plus: available from the end of October
The new range of products is complemented by a whole new range of Olivetti cartridges and photographic paper which greatly improve performance. The range will be on show at IFA.

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