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Promoted product

Epson WorkForce WF-110?

Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to the intriguing "Human Printer" nickname and the association with political figures, creating curiosity and a desire to learn more about the setup.

Summary

This slideshow from Gizmodo investigates the printer setup of Natalie Harp, identifying it as an Epson WorkForce WF-110?. The content highlights the printer's bulky nature and its connection to political figures.

Structure

1Introduction of Natalie Harp and the "Human Printer" moniker.
2Identification of the printer as an Epson WorkForce WF-110?.
3Discussion of the printer's setup and its bulky appearance.
4Call to action to visit the link in bio for the full story.

Product placement

Epson WorkForce WF-110? ACTS: It is a printer, and the video shows Natalie Harp interacting with it and its setup. Removing it would change what happens in the video. GIZMODO ACTS: It is the publisher of the content, and the video is a screenshot from their work. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

Original caption

We’re pretty sure we’ve found the human printer’s printer. Natalie Harp is a former TV personality and current presidential executive assistant. She’s also what I guess you might call a rising star within the Trump White House. She wasn’t a complete unknown before this month, but she became part of a big national story when publications including the Washington Post reported that she was one of the Trump staffers secretly shuffled off of Air Force One with the president in Turkey last month and spirited across an airport tarmac in a box intended for food. Harp rose to full celebrity status on Sunday thanks to a snide remark about her closeness to the president during a recent campaign speech by Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff, and the surprising amount of umbrage taken by the Trump side. Of particular concern to Gizmodo as a tech publication, however, is Harp’s Epson WorkForce WF-110 Wireless Mobile Printer, a passable, if not ideal, tool for Harp’s apparent use case. We’re pretty sure that’s what she’s using in these frames. Read the full story and check out more photos at our link in bio. Story: Mike Pearl #natalieharp #donaldtrump #politicstiktok #printers #gadget