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March 29, 2007

Samsung Introduces Its Latest Network-Ready Multifunction Printer: The SCX-6345FN

 

New SCX-6345N MFP from Samsung Offers a One-Stop Digital Solution For Office Environments With Demanding Workflow Needs

IRVINE, Calif. - March 28, 2007 - Samsung, the world's second largest laser printer manufacturer, today announced the first in a new line of high-capacity, network-ready multifunction laser printers that offer workgroup performance, efficiency, and flexibility with duplex copying, laser printing, color scanning and high-speed faxing capabilities. 

The SCX-6345FN MFP is designed to perform in the most demanding work environments with print and copy speeds up to 45 pages-per-minute in letter size, delivering high-quality, high-resolution documents with up to 1200 dpi effective output. The SCX-6345FN MFP produces crisp color scans with up to 4800 dpi (enhanced) scanning resolution for capturing high-quality color and sharp black and white text...Samsung_scx-6345n.jpg

Full Story:  http://www.bertl.com/web/news.do?id=1269

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March 28, 2007

Document Imaging: Keeping It Simple

By Tony DeLoera
Law Technology News
March 28, 2007

Simplicity. This was the guiding principle in our selection of a document-imaging system. In early 2005, Indianapolis-based Ice Miller was overrun with paper. With 225 attorneys, and three branch offices in Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Naperville, Ill., we decided to leverage the decision to change our office copiers as an opportunity to gain more control over our workflow...

Full Story:  http://www.law.com/jsp/legaltechnology/pubArticleLT.jsp?id=1174986236732

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March 27, 2007

New Color Printing Technology is the First to Deliver High-Speed, Quality Color at a Breakthrough Price/Performance

 Page-wide technology, backed by 1,400 U.S. patents, is available for OEMs targeting home, office, photo-kiosk and label markets

Global Ink Jet Printing Conference, Prague - March 21, 2007 - The new Memjet™ color printing technology, the first to combine high speed and quality color at a leading price/performance, was unveiled today in Kia Silverbrook’s keynote address at the Global Ink Jet Printing Conference in Prague. The new technology prints full color images at 60 pages per minute (ppm), many times the inkjet industry standard. The technology, which will be a fraction of the price of high-speed color laser devices, will soon be available for OEMs targeting the home/office, photo-kiosk and label markets. The Memjet technology, which has been in development for more than 10 years, is backed by more than 1,400 U.S. patents; about 2,000 more are pending. Silverbrook Research, the developer of the Memjet technology, received 452 Memjet-related patents from the U.S. Patent Office last year alone...

Full Story   http://www.bertl.com/web/news.do?id=1261

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Panasonic Eye Candy MFPs Deliver Relief From Bland-Office Syndrome

 Panasonic Color Mfps

 Corporate workflow researchers say colorful C3 printer/copier/fax/scanners boost productivity & morale

SECAUCUS, N.J., March 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Panasonic Digital Document Company (PDDC), a unit of Panasonic Corporation of North America, today announced four colorful new additions to its award-winning line of networked C3 copy/print/scan/fax/email multifunction products. Available in an array of colors including red, blue, yellow, and black, the new C3s are designed to improve worker productivity and morale by enhancing and enlivening today's typically bland office environments...

Full Story: http://www.bertl.com/web/news.do?id=1238

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March 26, 2007

Digital Photo Frames Bring Cherished Photos to Life

Westinghouse Digital Electronics announced a stylish new lineup of digital photo frames, a cool way to enjoy your photos and share them with loved ones. These frames—the 14.1" DPF-1411, the 10.2" DPF-1021, the 8" DPF-0802, and the 7" DPF-0702—are innovative ways for photo novices and aficionados alike to tell complete digital stories...

Full Story: http://www.connectedhomemag.com/Visual/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=95526

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New Inkjet Printer Claim Super Fast Speeds

New Inkjet Printer Claims Super Fast Speeds

A secretive, 10-year super printer, project by an Australian inventor has finally seen the light of day. Silverbrook Research said this week it has developed a new type of inkjet technology that's five to 10 times faster than current inkjet printers. The company estimates printers based on its technology will sell for under $300 when they are released later this year...

Full Story: http://www.internetnews.com/ent-news/article.php/3667486

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Kodak Releases New Multifunction Inkjet Machines

Kodak are returning to the full-size printer market with three photo-oriented all-in-ones and competitively priced ink.

The three new printers are as listed:

  • $150 EasyShare 5100 All-in-One (Due March)
  • $200 EasyShare 5300 All-in-One (Due March)
  • $300 EasyShare 5500 All-in-One (Due May)

One great thing about these new printers is the price of ink. The cartridges are super affordable, meaning you can print more for less. A full-capacity color cartridge (which will retail for $15) and full-capacity black cartridge ($10 at retail) will be included with each printer.

These look very interesting, it’s great to see Kodak trying to compete once again, and compete is what they will do. These printers with super cheap ink are sure to create a storm when they are released.

http://www.gadgetell.com/2007/03/kodaks-new-multifunction-inkjet-printers/


 

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Can Printerd Materials Survive in Digital Age?

The future of publishing may be digital, but that doesn't necessarily spell the demise of printed materials.


That was the message one printing industry executive delivered at the Technical Association of the Graphic Arts' annual international conference this week in Pittsburgh.....  http://www.kitsapsun.com/bsun/bu_business/article/0,2403,BSUN_19060_5435356,00.html

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