Canon Touts Financial Stability, Production Printing
According to Canon U.S.A., while much of the print and imaging industry has been undergoing substantial changes, it can say it...
Author: Kathleen Wirth
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Delays Higher China Tariffs; HP Financials; Fujifilm Lawsuit; More
We’re sure many in the industry breathed a sigh of relief this week when President Trump announced that the United...
A Closer Look at HP Inc.’s First-Quarter Results
In office printing, HP is expanding its contractual A3 business with the introduction of document-finishing capabilities on a range of systems.
Revenue Flat for HP Inc.’s First Quarter
CEO Dion Weisler cited increased economic uncertainties and price sensitivity among its customers for weakness in its printing business.
New Xerox Instant Print Kiosk with Print-from-Cloud, More
The kiosk solution also features remote device administration (EFI Self-Serve Admin Central), payment transactions, accounting, cloud-based faxing, and end-to-end data security protection.
Printer, Copier/MFP Markets Continue to Grow in Developing Economies
HP saw a boom in copier sales last year in India – IDC noted that “On the copier side, HP grew significantly in 2018 with a shipment growth of 202 percent and a market share of 11.4 percent.”
New Ricoh Partnership with Cisco for Developing Security Solutions
Ricoh notes that security threats, such as unauthorized user access and information leakage, are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and that small- and mid-size businesses often can’t afford dedicated IT administrators to combat these threats.
Ricoh Launches New Digital Presses Printing at up to 111 PPM
The fastest model .provides an increased monthly duty cycle (maximum monthly volume at rated speed) of four million pages
Kyocera Rolls Out New A3 Color and Mono MFPs
The new models feature Kyocera’s new 10.1” color touchscreen, as well as a new higher speed Dual Scan Document Processor with multi-feed detection, and new improved security features.
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Xerox
A Manhattan federal judge has rejected Xerox’s request to dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 billion lawsuit against Xerox, stating that one of Xerox’s arguments was “thoroughly unpersuasive.”
New Executive Chairman for Kodak
On February 20th, the Eastman Kodak Board of Directors announced the appointment of Jim Continenza as the company’s new executive...
Canon Obtains Injunction, Amazon Toner Take-Down
The preliminary injunction is based on the infringement of the German portion of Canon’s European patent EP 2 087 407 relating to a drum unit and a process cartridge.
Worldwide Hardcopy-Peripherals Market Down 4.8 Percent in Fourth Quarter
According to IDC, the brightest spot for the quarter was HP’s positive year-over-year performance of 3.6 percent growth in unit shipments.
EU Ready to Target Xerox, Others, if U.S. Imposes Auto Tariffs
The U.S. administration claims that the tariffs are for protecting the United States’ national security, as it did last year when it placed tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.
This Week in Imaging: Thank You for Your Patience
Among the many, many things that try men’s souls, high on the list is trying to renew a lapsed domain...
Pacific Northwest’s Kelley Imaging Announces Acquisition, Merger
Kelley Imaging Systems of Kent, Washington, announced that it’s acquired Midland Office Equipment of in Billings, Montana, for an undisclosed sum. Kelley...
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