Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Gareth Ryan Kelly

Matthew Grant Lopez

Kevin Lo

Arthur H Barnes

Alan Eddy Cariffe

Matthew Douglas Reier

Curtis J Behrend

Julie A Powell

According to an example, a scanner apparatus may include a housing, a scan panel positioned on the housing and a lid rotatably mounted to the housing. The lid may be moved between a closed position and an open position, in which in the closed position, the lid covers the scan panel and in the open position, the lid is extended away from the scan panel. The scanner apparatus may also include an optical sensor to detect media placed on the scan panel and a media engine to determine whether the optical sensor has detected a media on the scan panel while the lid is in the open position.

Scanner apparatus having an optical sensor

A custom color profile is generated for a user in response to user input. A print-on-demand (POD) order for published content is received from the user. The POD order is fulfilled in view of the custom color profile for the user.

Reduction of pattern glare

Techniques are provided for reducing pattern glare. A font size that reduces pattern glare may be determined through a series of tests. A density that reduces pattern glare may be determined through a series of tests. A color that reduces pattern glare may be determined through a series of tests. The determined parameters may be used to create a profile that is usable in different environments.

Systems, methods and devices are provided for a light responsive data entry system. The light responsive data entry system includes a panel. The panel includes a number of data entry areas for transmitting light incident on a surface of the panel to a sensor. The sensor includes an array of light responsive areas with a number of optical conductors. The optical conductors extend between the panel and the sensor. The sensor is capable of generating output signals representative of the light on said light responsive areas.

Light responsive data entry system

An imaging system, including a print engine and a processor assembly, wherein the processor assembly is configured to determine the colorant needed to produce a hard copy of a print or copy job, and compare the determined amount of colorant to the amount of colorant available to the print engine.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Gareth Ryan Kelly