Sep 04
The inevitable always happens….a last minute event arranged, an exhibition at the end of the week or even a company conference in 2 days. Data needs to be collated and presented, which on paper would require a small forest! The alternative? Handisc’s 24 hour express USB production.
Jul 23
Epson’s new Mac OS X Discproducer software, Total Disc maker Version 1.0 is readily available through us here at Handisc and our in house Tech Team will happily guide you through the download and installation.
Jul 17
This week sees the start of our super savings on Microboards Disc Printers and Publishers, so there’s no better time to start making your presentations dazzle!
Jul 12
Gamification is the process of using game thinking and game mechanics to engage audiences and solve problems and as big game players here at Handisc, this got us thinking. We create games, whether they are app based, Internet based or purely for presentations for our customers, but never showcased our talents for our own purposes. …
Jun 25
The 23rd June marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Alan Turing. This man helped save thousands of lives with his codebreaking skills.
Jun 19
What is the difference between a Solid State Drive (SSD) and a hard drive? The difference between these two products lies in the way the data is stored. In traditional hard drives data is stored on magnetic platters which spin thousands of revolutions per minute. SSD utilise non-volatile NAND flash. Having no moving parts can …
Jun 04
Handisc is pleased to announce a new addition to our USB Key range. We can now offer password protected, customisable USB Keys at a great price.
May 10
As the UK’s leading Microtech Sales, Service & Repair Centre, here at Handisc we are proud introduce you to the new Microtech Xjet™ Inkjet Printer. Come and find out more……..
Mar 22
All of Handisc’s custom printed/custom made USB Keys all now come with the option of having an AutoRun function, but what is it and how will it benefit you?
Mar 20
31 years ago , Sinclair Research bought us the ZX81 a small, black, computer with 1K of memory. Today we now have the Raspberry PI, a credit card size, budget computer, but principally what has changed? The ZX81 helped spark a generation of programming wizards! It didn’t do colour or sound and you would have …
