On a webinar held Thursday 7 May 2009, Xerox officially announced its new ColorQube multifunction printer. The ColorQube is said to be the first colour MFP that is good for the environment, inexpensive and produces high quality prints on any paper.
Xerox Corporation launched the world’s first high-speed solid ink multifunction printer, which cuts the cost of colour pages by up to 62 percent compared to traditional colour lasers – without compromising print quality.
The Xerox ColorQube 9200 Series multifunction printer uses Xerox’s proprietary solid ink technology to lower the environmental impact of office printing. The cartridge-free design generates 90 percent less supplies waste and reduces the effects of manufacturing and transportation on the environment. A study reviewed by the Rochester Institute of Technology estimated that the ColorQube series uses 9 percent less lifecycle energy and produces 10 percent fewer greenhouse gases than a comparable laser device.
“The ColorQube 9200 Series represents printing technology that is very timely for today’s office,” said Angèle Boyd, group vice president, IDC. “Going green and saving money while adding colour as needed is what customers are looking for.”
The ColorQube 9200 Series is offered with Xerox’s new Hybrid Color pricing plans that significantly reduce colour page costs. The plans eliminate traditional “one-size-fits-all” pricing, where the cost of a page with full colour, like printing a photo image, is the same as the cost of a page with just a little bit of colour, such as a company logo on letterhead.
The multifunction system prints, scans and copies all in one device with advanced technology that simplifies use and maintenance. The crayon-like ink sticks are non-toxic and easy to load.
“Our customers are looking for ways to achieve more with less,” said
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