HP Inc. Takes Printing into Textile and Decor Printing, Voice-Command Printing, More
by Kathleen Wirth · Published · Updated
HP Inc. continues to expand from just printing on paper to printing on other materials, including printing on plastic, wood, aluminum, ceramic, acrylic, cardboard, and textiles.
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