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Slideshows about Printers

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  IN PICTURES: OKI Data Australia partner event (+10 photos)

  OKI recently hosted its ChannelOne dealer forum for its executive series channel partners to get together and learn about the company's new high-performance ES8400 A3 multifunction series printers. After a welcome and business overview from OKI Data Australia managing director, Dennie Kawahara, delegates were given a comprehensive overview of the new product, as well as an update on the latest marketing initiatives and software solutions, before being treated to live demos and a product showcase. Partners were also given a preview of OKI’s upcoming A3 digital LED white toner printer. With more than 60 delegates attending from all over the country, the day concluded with dinner at Casa Ristorante Italiano in Sydney and several delegates also participated in a friendly game of golf the following morning.

  IN PICTURES: OKI Data Australia partner event (+10 photos)
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  IN PICTURES: HP hit print in Shanghai

  Highlights from HP's annual global Imaging and Printing Conference in Shanghai, China

  IN PICTURES: HP hit print in Shanghai
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  IN PICTURES: Fuji Xerox's magical event

  Printer vendor, Fuji Xerox, used a partner event in Sydney’s Opera House to show off a little bit of magic and a whole load of printers.

  IN PICTURES: Fuji Xerox's magical event
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  Why People Love to Hate Their Office Printers

  Who hasn't wanted to take a bat to their office printer? From confusing error messages to unfixable paper jams, today's office printer is a source of frustration and angst. This is why we hate you, office printer. And yet we can't quit you, either.

  Why People Love to Hate Their Office Printers
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  SLIDESHOW: Alloys red carpet launch party

  Alloys rolled out the red carpet to celebrate the launch of their new NSW Business Centre in North Ryde. With over 200 reseller and vendor partners the event had everything from live music, DJs to breath taking acrobatic performances. Canapes, food and drinks were flowing throughout the evening.

  SLIDESHOW: Alloys red carpet launch party

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News about Printers

• Konica Minolta hints at Aussie MSP acquisition

  Print vendor says will need additional services capability as it diversifies traditional business

• Fuji Xerox Australia shuts down Mascot warehouse, reveals new facility

  Launches 8,852 square metres facility in Rosehill

• Xerox explores sale of leasing finance unit

  Divesting leasing unit would relieve vendor of roughly US$3.6 billion in debt

• HP to compensate Aussie customers after third party ink cartridge block

  220,000 printers were sold with firmware preventing use of non-HP ink

• Ingram Micro to distribute Entrust Datacard in Australia

  Full range of products available to channel partners

• HP taps former Kiwi GCSB engineer for new security advisory board

  Former GCSB engineer who revealed security flaws in pacemakers appointed to new HP board

Features about Printers

• Vendors focus on digital gains as printer shipments report double-digit growth

  "The worldwide production market saw gains as print service providers across the globe are investing in digital."

• This robot from Zuta Labs may change the way you print

  The future of portable printing may be contained in Zuta's Pocket Printer, a four-wheeled robot that's a little smaller than a CD case

• As the digital revolution kills jobs, social unrest will rise

  Gartner offers up 10 strategic predictions for the next 10 years

• Father of Microsoft's tabletop Surface moves to 3D ID tags

  Microsoft researchers are developing ways to hide embedded tags within 3D printed objects, as a way of identifying them.

• Making it real with 3D printing

  With a 3D printer that costs less than $3,000, you can start your own mini manufacturing operation -- and use open source software to create ...

• Print 2011: margins and opportunities

  Printers are not on the way out. It's as simple as that. MATTHEW SAINSBURY looks at how the sector will shape up in 2011 - ...