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Category Archives: Copier.com Team Posts
It’s bound to happen, and typically at the worse possible time, like just when you’re getting set to print out the presentation for the big board meeting; the printer stops working and you have no clue why. What now? It … Continue reading →
The Eastman Kodak Inkjet Printing Company is the leading worldwide supplier of ultra high speed digital printing solutions, even in the midst of a workout plan to emerge from bankruptcy protection. Chris Payne, Kodak’s Vice President of Marketing spoke recently … Continue reading →
Ricoh Americas Corp announced earlier this week completion of AirPrint certification for 10 Ricoh multifunction printers (MFPs). The AirPrint functionality certification means that iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch users can print directly to the supported Ricoh printers via WiFi … Continue reading →
Keeping its product lineup in full lock step with Microsoft’s new Windows 8 OS, Xerox announced last month that drivers for its most popular professional and consumer scanners had been updated and deemed fully compatible with the new operating system. … Continue reading →
Canon USA Inc. announced on Monday its Canon Mobile Printing App for iPhone and iPad products extending the company’s line of apps and support for mobile office users. The impressive app enables users in home or office environments to complete … Continue reading →
The multifunction printer (MFP) is a glorious, yet Rodney Dangerfield like device; some of its functions get little or no respect until the one day that they’re really needed. However underutilized, it’s great to know that when you need more … Continue reading →
The world’s first 3D printing booth is set to debut in a few days during the Eye of Gyre exhibition in Tokyo, Japan November 24th through January 14, 2013. The booth, courtesy of OMOTE 3D will provide an opportunity for … Continue reading →
Japan based OKI Data, which markets its products under the OKI brand, has just launched the world’s first line of LED printers that will use white toner. According to OKI, these devices will allow small and medium businesses to handle … Continue reading →
Remember the old days of technology back in the 90′s when flatbed scanners for consumers or small business measured 24 x 16 inches and weighed as much as a pan of you Aunt Maggie’s lasagna. Well today you can find … Continue reading →
In this session of our series on head to head product battles, we’ll feature two industry stalwarts in a wide format inkjet printer comparison to see which device come out on top. First up is the Epson Stylus Photo 1400. … Continue reading →
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