Argox has launched its new A-3140 desktop thermal transfer printer, which is now available for order. The special features of the A-3140 include 300dpi resolution printing for high quality text and graphic labels, as well as auto-calibration and multiple sensors for greater printing flexibility and convenience.

 

The A-3140’s high resolution output is particularly suitable for fine printing tasks such as pharmaceuticals or jewelry labels. It also integrates easily into applications including retail, healthcare, transportation, logistics, shipping and receiving, and e-commerce postage and many more.

 

The A-3140 lets you choose between four auto-calibration modes that use reflective and transmissive sensors to handle a broad range of media of up to 50-inches in length. A 32-bit CPU facilitates printing speeds of up to 4ips, and 8M Flash and 8M DRAM memory provide high print quality. The printer offers a large 5-inch OD media capacity and you can see when to reload with its see-through window. The user-friendly A-3140 delivers high quality printing and media flexibility for outstanding and cost-effective performance.

 

Argox celebrated another good year with its annual end-of-the-year party attended by foreign and local guests as well as company employees. The party featured a banquet, music, dance and comedy performances.

 

A company talent contest provided the main evening’s entertainment with six teams competing. The teams put on a real variety show, which included comedy skits, a drum team, tap dancing, flamenco dancing, animal costumes, and a dance performance of the Wonder Girls’ hit “Nobody”. The results were announced at the end of the contest, with first place going to the tap dancing performance, second place to the “Nobody” dance routine and third place to the flamenco dancers.

 

The first place tap dancers amazed everyone. Their routine was based on Michael Flatley’s “Feet of Flames”, which was not only visually powerful, but it tapped out a rhythm that rocked the crowd.

 

The “Nobody” dance routine included some funny moments mimicking a current TV show. But most important was the enthusiasm of the dancers, which has highly entertaining. The flamenco dancers’ Spanish costumes and the charming way the ladies and men danced together really set the mood. The second half of the performance featured a solo dance by Rosemary, who has studied flamenco for many years. She danced like a professional and received many rounds of applause.

 

Argox also invited the local Jumping Prince dance troupe, a dance group with costumes based on Taiwan folk deities. These dancers dressed as local deities gained fame last year at the World Games in Taiwan’s southern city of Kaohsiung dancing to electronic music in their traditional temple costumes. They danced and jumped among the audience to the song “Sorry, Sorry” and then went on stage to pass out candy and take photos with guests—it was a real expression of Taiwanese culture.

 

In addition there was a band to get the party mood going and many in the audience including Argox colleagues got on stage to dance. It was a great celebration, and once again we are left wondering, “How are we going to top this next year?”

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