Staples stores are being targeted by a man and a woman, who recently stole $900 (€852) worth of toner cartridges in Lehigh Valley, New Jersey. Lehigh Valley Live reported that a US couple are wanted for alleged “thefts from Staples stores” in five states including...
The remanufacturer has discussed its different “ecologically friendly technology processes”. The company states that it is “environmentally conscious” throughout its business, and is committed to its programme for “clean, ecologically-friendly technology and processes”.
The show, taking place from 14 to 16 March in Dubai, aims to help exhibitors target the “lucrative regional market”. The seventh iteration of the event is being held at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, and will see “more than 300 exhibitors...
Analysts ReportsnReports claim the global market will grow at 1.62 percent per year until 2021. The analysts stated that the market is expected to see a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 1.62 percent between 2017 and 2012, specifying that large-format or...
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has continued to put pressure on the OEM after the recent firmware update and fallout. The Recycler first reported on the firmware update three weeks ago, and reported further complaints from the industry and consumers, with...
the company’s Sunny Hope, working in Wide-Format Ink Marketing, wrote a piece noting that “it is important not to forget about the unsung heroes of the print production process, such as ink, for ensuring the highest quality products”.
Doodle Ink Refill is owned by a Canadian ink and toner supply company, and can be “operated by virtually anyone”, with the machine “focused on sustainable solutions”, and its products are “environmentally friendly and sustainable”.
The OEM surpasses its 2015 goal for improvement of CO2 emissions. The sustainability report shows that the company has beaten its aim of “a three percent lifecycle CO2 emissions improvement index per product” in 2014, which it has done by making products “more...
Anushka Naiknaware has developed a sensor “to monitor the moisture around a wound” to prevent the removing of bandages, which impedes the healing process, using an empty inkjet cartridge filled with “conductive ink” to “print her sensors on bandages”.
The article noted that printer problems do occur and that a physical check-up is always worthwhile, but that if it’s Windows that is causing the problem, there are some effective solutions to get the printer working again.