HP Promotes Print with ‘Get Real’ Campaign
Consumers still seem to prefer printed books versus ebooks.
Category: HP
Apollo Said to Be Interested in Acquiring Tech Data
Apollo is said to have offered to pay about $130 per share in cash for Tech Data, one of the sources said.
This Week in Imaging: The End of ‘Razors-and-Blades?’; Sharp, Xerox Back in the PC Game
There’s always a chance that HP’s primary competitors in the lower end, Epson and Brother, could drastically cut model prices in order to try to undercut HP.
ITC Issues Seizure Orders on Behalf of HP
Acting on behalf of HP Inc., the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) recently issued two seizure and forfeiture orders against......
This Week in Imaging: Locking in Supplies Revenue
This week, the toner-ink supplies wars continued, with HP Inc. announcing that in the future, it’ll be marketing two kinds of printers under two different business models.
International ITC Files Complaint Against HP Inc.
This week, the International Imaging Technology Council (Int’l ITC), an industry trade association for sellers of remanufactured printer and copier......
HP Launches Printers, PCs Optimized for Heathcare
Today at the Cerner Health Conference (CHC) 2019, HP Inc. announced its expanded portfolio of printers, MFPs and PCs optimized for......
HP Execs Explain New Printer-Supplies Model
“Supplies—while still very, very, very important to us—will no longer be the singular metric to determine our progress.”
HP Announces Employee Layoffs, Restructuring
“Customers will have two options — either pay more for an unlocked printer and buy the ink of your choice, or pay less for the hardware with a locked printer that can only use HP printer-ink refills.”
This Week in Imaging: A4 Continues to Make Impressive Gains
What’s propelled A4 in the market is first that A4 machines cost about half that of A3, and second, that many enterprises have come to realize that they don’t require A3 print and copy as much as they had thought.
This Week in Imaging: New Hardware Reflects OEM Diversification
In this week’s news, new product introductions continue to reflect OEM diversification from office printer and imaging. As we’ve noted......
HP Survey Identifies New Type of ‘Hacker’
A whopping 40 percent admitted that when they found an unclaimed document in a paper tray, they not only looked at it, but made a copy.
Mopria Provides Mobile Printing for Android 10
“To enable the flexibility and agility modern life requires, the Mopria Alliance works continuously to simplify print and scan services while improving Android users’ printing experience.”
Printer Consumables Receive One-Year U.S. Tariff Exemption
The move followed China’s recent exemption of many U.S. items imported into China.
Y Soft Reports ‘Record’ Fiscal-Year Results
In FY2019, 42 percent of Global Fortune 500 enterprises used YSoft SafeQ compared to 34 percent in FY2018.
This Week in Imaging: Perfect Timing for ‘Print-as-a-Service?’
A recent Lexmark blog – As-a-Service Solutions Offer CIOs Financial Flexibility in Uncertain Times – discussed how enterprises can benefit......
You must be logged in to post a comment.