Issue #0411/1 - Final instalment—a comparison of the variability of print quality of the four photo inkjet printers.
Following the testing of the four photo inkjet printers in recent weeks, we now take a look at the results of psychometric testing for print quality and also some objective target-based tests.
Issue #0411/2 - A new competition from Xerox offers one luck company a complete office makeover while offering Xerox valuable market intelligence.
A new competition has been launched in the US and Canada by Entrepreneur magazine, with a total office makeover as the prize, that will feed Xerox with significant intelligence into the document workings and practices of small businesses (10 to 50 employees) and generate leads.
Issue #0411/3 - Ford ‘buys printing not printers’ as it extends a previous contract with Hewlett-Packard.
In a deal, worth in excess of $100 million, Hewlett-Packard is to supply the Ford motor company with Managed Print Services in the US and Europe.
Issue #0411/4 - Ricoh has designed its new MFPs with a modular main-board that can be easily, quickly and relatively inexpensively upgraded to provide additional functionality such as print, fax and scan.
Named Ricoh GW Architecture, this follows in the footsteps of Konica Minolta’s launch of new DiALTA products during the autumn of 2003 with their ‘Central Imaging Platform’ (see TCPglobal Issue #0335).
Issue #0410/1 - All printers are not made the same. The scale of the differences may be a surprise—as may the scale of Cost of Printing.
