
On Tuesday, a fire broke out in actor Nick Nolte's Malibu home, forcing him to make a quick exit and escape through a window. The fire was said to have been caused by an electrical malfunction, which Nolte believes
originated from his faulty printer. The damage was estimated at
three million dollars.

Are the latest nail color trends just not enough for you? Are the airbrushed designs offered by nail artists not creative enough? Then hit up this salon in Oakland, which now houses an
Inkjet printer with the ability to print digital images on your nails.

I know I boasted about being
out of the printer game, freeing up the desk space for more efficient things a few months ago, but it appears I'm back in — my boyfriend and I decided that we really needed a scanner, and Ta-Da! Our scanner came with a printer (bonus: it makes my
Fandango outings a lot easier).
So now it looks like I will be back to shopping for one of the most annoying things to shop for ever: printer ink refills.

I've never considered printers to be a "fun" gadget, but that's certainly the name of the game with Canon's compact
SELPHY CP770.
The Selphy, which resembles a rubber bucket, is definitely a family friendly printer. Just insert your memory card, check out your pics on the 2.5-inch display and start printing — no computer required!

Here's a reason to keep a
home printer around!
Inkjet Tattoo Paper lets you design custom temporary tattoos, which is great when those 50-cent jobs from the gumball machine won't cut it. Think of how great these would be for theme parties and costumes (these are way better than just whipping out a Sharpie for that
Jeffrey Sebelia neck tattoo or your
Kat Von D impression).

I recently decided to take the plunge and get rid of our household's
printer. . .

Although
Polaroid cameras may now be considered
retro gadgets, there's just something about instant still-image
cameras that I find totally fascinating. By the end of this year, Zink will be coming out with a camera that resembles a modernized Polaroid camera that will print quality photos-instantly. Featured on
Engadget, the
Integrated Digital Camera and Printer works as a digital cam with 7-megapixels, a 2-inch screen and a 3x optical zoom.

I think we can all agree that aesthetically pleasing printers are few and far between. Of course, we buy printers to, well, print - so most of us don't take note of what the machines look like so long as they are dependable, not too clunky, easy to use and within our price range. The
Space For You printer concept hopes to combine space conscious design with clean lines and functionality.
ICFF week is still going strong in New York and with it are some amazing tech-meets-art- meets-function innovations that I am crossing my fingers see eventual mass production. The folks over at
They Should Do That found this wall mountable printer at the Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial. Designed by Ransmeier & Floyd, the prototype for the printer was created in 2005.