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The DYMO brand-name is associated with labelling solutions for small/medium/large companies - from work-at-home-moms, around Fortune 500 companies. Dymo label models have already been available for over 30 years and constant improvements keep leading Dymo to produce more of good use and solution-orientated labelling items. Similar to the 'jewel in the top' Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo. Identify more on our affiliated article directory by visiting  [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFd2MkYoyz8 Home based business for sale] . That little wonder is unlike every other name printer actually produced by Dymo. That is because it isn't just a name printer.. It's actually two tag models sharing the exact same body, it covers a big problem (see below) and does this in a very affordbale cost. If the Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo was eventually released it was, not surprisingly, an immediate hit. But to comprehend why it's been so successful, it is important to first get a bit of an awareness of name printers in general... Virtually every tag printer that has ever been sold on the open market has just had a single printhead and the capability to keep only a roll of labels. This doesn't seem too weird since brand models are simple purpose-built machines for doing nothing apart from 'printing brands.' You type a name, you print a label.. fast and easy. However when a user must print to another name 'size' or 'shape', an issue exists. You both need to change out the roll of labels that is in the printer, or simply have another printer with-the other size/shape labels inside. Therefore the calling for the Dymo LabelWriter Twin Turbo!! Dymo listened very carefully to feedback from existing customers, many of whom usually had 2 brand dimensions which they published regularly, and were annoyed at needing to keep adjusting the rolls out. Therefore the idea of having 2 rolls in the one machine seemed like the obvious solution, and it's demonstrated to be. As you go along, Dymo found still another benefit of getting the 2-roll potential. Suppose you only had one brand size that you printed on. Most would believe the Twin-turbo would not fit them, but Dymo added a feature where, in case the first roll of labels went out, the printer would automatically move to the second roll of labels and continue to print... pure pro!! The Dymo LabelWriter is normally costing $155 from Labelcity.com, but there is a full $30 instant discount being offered, hauling the price down to $125.. which takes it to 52-yard off MSRP. The deal is valid from April 20-30, 2006 (inclusive) and can be obtained only from Labelcity.com.