Sara Turner over-ordered printer cartridges for two years at Glemsford Parish Council in the UK, and was given a 22 month jail sentence suspended for two years.

A survey of businesses from a variety of sectors found that while most respondents had risk monitoring in place, 86 percent had experienced some problems in the last five years. The report posted on Lexology said that the statistic highlighted the disconnect between...

PrintFleet is working with MWA Intelligence (MWAi), a management software provider specialising in the imaging industry. The MPS provider says the deal will intended to help “create a fully integrated end-to-end remote monitoring and ERP (enterprise resource planning)...

A reviewer on British supermarket Tesco's website said that “Tesco ‘remanufactured’ cartridges” would not work in their Canon PIXMA MG3550. Calling themselves ‘PeterW2009’, the critic said they had tried to use a “supposedly compatible Tesco colour cartridge and now...

The C911dn A3 colour printer is said to provide “outstanding print speeds” of up to 50ppm in colour and monochrome A4 and 28ppm in colour and monochrome A3, as well as “advanced paper handling and low running costs”.

An article covering “the biggest rip-offs and mark-ups” names original printer cartridges, and recommends using “refurbished replacements” or refills instead.

The OEM was given a Gold award for its toner cartridge recycling programme at the International Green Apple Awards for Environmental Best Practice 2015. The awards evening at the Palace of Westminster in London was part of an annual campaign to reward and promote good...

The ES5162LP prints at up to 47ppm, or copies per minute, and the first page can be printed in as little as five seconds, and also features a legal-size flatbed plate.

The devices can detect when someone is in the room from their heart signature and ready the printer for use, with some models even able to identify users with facial recognition software.

The toner manufacturer has produced toners for use in a range of the OEM’s e-Studio machines, including the 2505, 2006, 2306, 2506, 2007, 2307 and 2507, and announced future Canon and Kyocera releases.