but now its research labs have smelled the coffee and spun off Zink, a company whose first product will be a stand-alone printer that's about the size of a deck of cards. This one-button printer is designed to easily connect to a camera phone, and will cost less than a hundred bucks.

The printer will contain Bluetooth wireless radio technology, as well as a port for a USB cable, and will be priced at around $100. Zink and its unnamed partners are also planning a $199 digital camera with a built-in printer, that would eject photographic prints in much the same way as an old-fashioned Polaroid camera.

Zink is apparently short for "Zero Ink" ([link]). The "ink" is in the paper, so it's the paper that will be expensive.