Mobile Usage Trends Driving Enterprise and Consumer Product Innovations
“Mobile users often desire the ability to do the same types of things they could do from a PC or laptop – including printing.”
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Fujifilm Not Worried About Expanded Xerox-HP Relationship
“We continue to maintain a cooperative relationship with Xerox.”
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This Week in Imaging: A Sigh of Relief – for Now
The good news on the tariff front is that a U.S.-proposed 5-percent tariff – that could have gone up to...
Ricoh Takes Stake in Biomedical Company, Will Apply Bio-Printing Technology
As with many office-imaging vendors, Ricoh Company of Japan is actively seeking to diversify from office-imaging and printing into new markets.
This Week in Imaging: Wait-and-See Time for Tariffs
“U.S. consumers, not China, pay the price for tariffs – what more proof does the White House need?”
New HP Inc. Report Examines Company’s Sustainability Progress
Sustainable Impact programs resulted in more than $972 million dollars of new revenue for HP in 2018, a 35 percent year-over-year increase.
Epson Receives Managed Print Services Award
The award reflects Epson’s decision in about 2008 – at about the time consumers began transitioning away from home printers, due to the influence of both smartphones and the Great Recession – to move into office printing and imaging.
Canon Gets Toner-Take-Downs from Amazon Spain, Italy
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, today announced the filing of a Report Infringement Form with Amazon.es based on the alleged...
Former Xerox CEO Joins Siris
Jacobson will oversee Siris portfolio companies, which will likely include Electronics for Imaging.
Imaging Supplies Coalition Elects New Leadership
On June 17th, the Imaging Supplies Coalition for International Intellectual Property Protection (ISC) announced that it had elected a new...
Epson, HP Inc. Seek Tariff Exemptions (Updated)
Epson says the tariffs would have a “detrimental impact on U.S. consumers and businesses.”
Slingshot Sues HP Over Alleged Inkjet Patent-Infringement
The inkjet-printer patents were developed by Lexmark before it sold its inkjet technology and patents to Funai Electric Company of Japan for $100 million in 2013.
Canon, Turbon Sign Patent-Infringement Settlement Agreement
Canon Inc. and Turbon AG, Turbon Europe GmbH, as well as Michael Pages (Managing Member of the Board of Directors...
Counterfeit Toner and Ink Supplies Continue to Harm Printer Industry
“For companies like HP, counterfeits undermine decades of focused research and testing aimed at creating superior ink and toner, and reliable, high-quality cartridges for our customers.”
Epson Continues to Invest in Digital Textile Printing
Epson says it was among the first inkjet printer manufacturers to put its inkjet technology to use in digital textile printing.
Konica Minolta Launches Next-Gen bizhub i-Series
On June 12th, Knica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. introduced its new bizhub i-Series, which it bills as its “next-generation IoT-enabled...
Konica Minolta Shifting Production in Response to Trade War
Konica Minolta joins Ricoh Company of Japan, which also recently announced that it will shift some of its copier/MFP production out of China.
Giannetta Responds to Aster Graphics’ Defamation Lawsuit
In April, we reported how the California-based division of aftermarket third-party toner manufacturer Aster Graphics, which is headquartered in China,...
Sharp Sees U.S.-China Trade War as ‘Opportunity’
Sharp CEO and Chairman Tai Jeng-wu said trade frictions between the United States and China could provide an “opportunity” to expand its business with Chinese companies, in contrast to many other manufacturers who have voiced concerns over U.S. tariffs on imported Chinese goods.
