HP Now 3D-Printing Parts for 2D and 3D Printers; Sees Increased 3D-Printer Demand
HP is using Multi Jet Fusion 3D printers in its Print, Personal Systems, and 3D Printing business units.
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Reflecting Managed IT and MPS Expertise, NovaCopy Changes Name to NovaTech
Founded in 1999, Novatech has 12 locations and revenues of $83 million. It sells Konica Minolta and Canon copier/MFPs and printers, as well as portable 3D scanners; HP Inc. Multi Jet Fusion 3D printers; and Marketforged 3D printers.
HP Launches its First 3D Printers that Can Produce Functional Parts in Full Color
Back in the 1990s, HP revolutionized the printer industry with the first printers that could print in color, and today......
IDC Forecasts Asia-Pacific 3D-Printing Spending to Reach $3.6 Billion by 2018
The latest IDC forecast from the IDC Worldwide Semiannual 3D Printing Spending Guide expects Asia/Pacific spending on 3D printing (including...
This Week in Imaging: Brother Adds Printers with Auto Toner Delivery; HP, Epson Adding Amazon Dash Compatibility; More
This week, Brother International launched its next-generation monochrome family of black-and-white printers and MFPs for SMBs, all notable for their compatibility with automatic...
HP Brings Multi Jet 3D-Printing Solutions to India
HP Inc. reported yesterday the commercial availability of its Multi Jet Fusion 3D Printing solution in India. HP also expanded......
This Week in Imaging: Canon Kicks Off New Year with New Speciality and 3D Printers, Patent-Recognition, Promotions, More
This week was marked with some interesting updates from Canon, including new hardware, patent-recognition, and an interesting interview with Canon’s......
Amazon Obtains 3D-Printing Production System Patent
SupplyChain Dive reports that Amazon now has a patent for a 3D-printing production system that will accepts custom order for either...
The Year in Review: Acquisitions, Security, Business Inkjet, More
There’s nothing like spending a little time in the first week of January to take a look at the preceding...
This Week in Imaging: What Could the Repeal of Net Neutrality Mean for Printing?
Last week’s repeal of Net Neutrality by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) holds the potential to completely reshape the...
HP Inc.’s New State-of-the-Art Smart Manufacturing, Research Center in Singapore to Use 3D Printing, Robotics
Multiple sources, including Computer Weekly, The Business Times, and Networks Asia, report that last week, HP Inc. opened up an......
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Like Kodak? Hardly; Sharp 1st to Partner with Alexa; More
There was lots of interesting news this week, but perhaps what struck us the most was “activist” investor Carl Icahn’s......
This Week in Imaging: What’s the Next Tech Jump for Copier Companies? Plus Epson A3, Sharp Dealer Meeting
While at the Sharp National Dealer Conference last week, we enjoyed an interesting presentation from Professor Tassu Shervani of the...
3D-Printing Software and Services Market to Reach $4.52 Billion by 2021
A new market-research report from Research and Markets forecasts that the global 3D-printing software and services market will reach $4.52...
This Week in Imaging: “Can you turn that printer down?” Security the New ‘Speeds-and-Feeds’
By far, the most interesting news this week was HP’s new home printer, the AMP 100, which features Bluetooth speakers...
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Gets Serious with a Dealer Channel and A4; More
Is Xerox seeing the A4 and dealer-channel light? It seems so. This week – via comments from its CEO and......
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