Moo, the London-based print company, are the guys behind those fantastic small format business cards that are exchanged in copious numbers at every web conference. The picture shown here is of my cards, which I’m really happy with.

They also started doing larger cards with a little stand, and now they have announced that they will start producing stickers too. You can upload your own pictures, or just use your Flickr images. You enter your Flickr username and the site drags them all into a very flashy interface that lets you choose which images to use, and even crop them as you want.

They are throwing a party in London soon to launch them, and hopefully I’ll be in the UK at the same time.

On May 4th, IBM is unleashing the new Infoprint 6700 M40 thermal/RFID printer. It will make printing RFID much easier for small to midsize businesses. The printer will do bar codes, human-readable information on labels, and encode the RFID inlay in the labels all at once.

Connectivity options include serial, parallel, USB 2.0, Ethernet and wireless. Pricing for the InfoPrint 6700 M40 will start at $1,750.

Here’s the Silverbrook Memjet prototype 60 ppm inkjet printer blasting out 60 color splashed pages per minute. An interesting fact: Silverbrook Research currently holds over 1400 patents but hasn’t released any products to market. For $200, the Memjet more than worth it, but no launch date announced.

Via ZedoMax