Western Europe Printer/MFP Market Slows in Second Quarter
However, business inkjet shipments increased by 2.2 percent with particularly strong growth rates in some countries and in segments such as A3.
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This Week in Imaging: Latest Financial Round-Up: Lower Sales, Profits
This was a significant week in the office-imaging industry, with multiple vendors reporting lower sales and profits, and warning of a slowing economy.
Profits Plunge for Epson’s First Quarter, But Maintains Forecast
Within the Printing Solutions’ group, revenue for printers – consisting of 82 percent inkjet models – was down 8.2 percent year-over-year.
This Week in Imaging: No End in Sight for Printer/Copier Consumables’ War
For anyone who’s followed the printer/copier consumables’ market over the years like we have, one of the most incongruous news...
Ninestar Files Ink-Cartridge Patent-Infringement Lawsuit
This week in the irony department, China’s Ninestar – itself accused of toner-cartridge patent infringement by Canon Inc. – is suing another company for ink-cartridge patent infringement.
New Epson ‘Supertank’ Inkjets with High-Capacity Replacement Ink Bottles
Epson states that one the page yield of one set of ink replacement bottles is equivalent to that of about 80 ink individual cartridges,
This Week in Imaging: Tariff Watch
According to Bloomberg, the United States may be willing to suspend the next round of tariffs on an additional $300...
Imaging Spectrum Opens Epson-Certified Solution Center
he location showcases Epson printing solutions and applications, including the Epson professional printing portfolio of dye-sublimation, signage, photography, and direct-to-garment printing solutions.
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?”
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.
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...
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.
Epson Expands SureLab Professional Photo-Printer Lineup
Epson America today launched the SureLab D870 Minilab Photo Printer ($2,295 MSRP), a “dry-lab” printer built for demanding small-format professional...
This Week in Imaging: Sharp, Kyocera May Also Shift Production to Avoid U.S. Tariffs
Earlier this month, we reported on how Ricoh Company announced that it’s shifting some of its copier/MFP production from its...
Additional Epson Scanners Now Certified for Use with PaperVision
Epson America reported yesterday that partner Digitech Systems has certificated its PaperVision Capture (advanced capture) and PaperFlow (desktop scanning) software applications with...
New Epson Voice-Activated Color Inkjet All-in-Ones for Home Use
The new models are compatible with Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant for hands-free voice-activated printing.
