Hello! We are back with a short printer industry news show. Last week Canon Australia re-started the PIXMA inkjet printer brand with a substantial ad campaign and in-store promotion initiative, heralding a strong shift to a brand-focused sales approach. Canon has invested something like $12 million in the PIXMA campaign, a big move in the… Continue reading Epson Re-launches While HP Reorganizes
We continue to acquaint our readers with printer reviews worth of note. What fell victim of an inquiring reviewer’s mind today? It’s Epson Stylus Photo RX595 all-in-one photo printer. Claire Strodtbeck at TheGadgeteer.com gave the printer a hard time examining it. This examination resulted in one of the most in-depth reviews we’ve ever came across.… Continue reading Epson Stylus Photo RX595 Review
You may have forgotten, but in November 2007 Epson announced a new high-speed inkjet printer that was supposed to be a compelling alternative to laser printer. I’m talking about Epson Stylus C120. Today, this printer is launched into production, so let’s see what they say it can. Printing speed. Based on independent testing, the Epson… Continue reading Epson Launches Fastest Inkjet Printer
Epson has announced an extreme solution to the problem of users who print sensitive documents to network queues but then forget to pick them up — a printer that requires a smartcard before it will print. Documents to be printed using the EpsonNet Authentication Print system are first stored on a server much as they… Continue reading Epson Adds Security to Laser Printers
Couple of month ago Epson released Stylus Photo R1900 in Europe, now the company launches it in the United States. American R1900 has very same technical specifications as its European kin: 1.5-picoliter minimum droplet size resolutions up to 5760×1440 direct printing on CDs and DVDs pigment-based Ultrachrome Hi-Gloss 2 ink set Stylus Photo R1900 uses… Continue reading Epson Stylus Photo R1900 Inkjet Printer. Now In US
You’ve, probably, heard or seen those compact photo printers that promise photo-lab quality printing at home. You may even own one. These standalone printers are designed so you can create images without help of computer, though, personally, I don’t think this is a good idea. Anyway, those printers have tiny (I know, manufacturers call them… Continue reading Print Your Photos From… TV
The Epson’s five includes two multifunctions, a compact photo printer, a regular-sized printer and another multifunction with faxing capabilities. Of the first two multifunctions, Stylus Photo RX690 is the new flagship consumer photo MFP that features Epson’s new Realoid printer engine chip. Epson Stylus Photo RX690 prints and copies 40 pages of both black text… Continue reading Epson Launches a Pack of Five New Printers
Epson has launched its Stylus C110 single-function printer, an inkjet printer targeted at business users who need high print speed along with crisp quality text typically associated with laser printers. The C110 is housed in an elegant Black and Silver case, and sports print speeds of 25 pages per minute (ppm) for Black and White… Continue reading Epson Expands Inkjet Printer Range
In February, 2006, Epson filed a complaint against 24 US, Korean, German, and Chinese companies that were importing and selling ink cartridges violating Epson’s patents. In March, 2007, The U.S. International Trade Commission issued the Initial Determination that found all 11 patents belonging to Seiko Epson Corporation to be valid and all ink cartridges at… Continue reading Epson Cuts Ink Cartridges Importers Off The US
For those of us who believes the only possible printing is high-definition printing, Epson introduces a new A3+ (13×19 inches) photo printer. The Photo R1900 implements a “groundbreaking” technology that allows for “smoother images and color control” coupled with UltraChrome™ Hi-Gloss2 Ink. The UltraChrome™ Hi-Gloss2, apart from common cyan, magenta and yellow inks, also features… Continue reading New Epson Stylus Photo R1900 Produces Trillions Of Colors