More details have been revealed about the package, though as previously reported it is expected to take two years to implement.

The OEM has revealed its “new generation” of Enterprise LaserJets focused on the enterprise market, with the machines said to be “the fastest, smartest, safest and the world’s most secure”.

The distributor has acquired Nu-Deluxe Corporation, which distributes OEM and compatible copier supplies. Nu-Deluxe Corporation is based in Chicago, and distributes both OEM and compatible copier supplies, with Digitek stating that the company “is known to its many...

Researchers in Switzerland used quantum dot technology to print the image, “classed as the world’s smallest inkjet-printed picture”, and which measured 0.08mm by 0.115mm (0.003 inches by 0.005 inches), which is “about as wide as a piece of photocopy paper is thick”.

The OEM has sold three-quarters of its site in Wilsonville, Oregon, though retains a colour printer and cartridge plant there. Portland Tribune reported on the sales at the Wilsonville campus, which has seen three-quarters of Xerox’ holdings sold in a deal worth $32.7...

Scientists have claimed a “major nanotechnology breakthrough” will change laser printing, with the technology able to create resolutions of 127,000dpi compared to the much lower figures currently achieved.

A representative from a reverse supply chain management company says that a “dramatic shift” in the way consumers behave has influenced OEM product development.

Ink Store, in Portsmouth, expects a new Tesco supermarket to “boost his business” as opposed to affecting it. Portsmouth.co.uk reported on local small businesses in the English city, and their reactions to a newly-opened Tesco supermarket in Fratton Park, which most...

The remanufacturer’s CoLiDo range of devices will be on show “for the first time” at CES 2016. In a press release, the company stated that it would “unleash” the CoLiDo range of 3D printers “for the first time” at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2016 in Las Vegas,...

The OEM has been granted a patent in the USA for a “holographic 3D printer and driver”, and follows a previous 3D patent being granted Samsung, which has previously “emphasised they are not entering the 3D printing arena”.