‘Peripherals’

Fujitsu Components, a leading thermal printer manufacturer, has rolled out its latest offering, the FTP-62D – a portable printer that can change paper within a few seconds. 0 Comments

Brother has rolled out the Brother MFC-7000 series, its brand new set of monochrome laser all-in-one printers. 0 Comments

Japanese document solutions company Kyocera Mita has expanded its lineup of office-class multifunction printers with the launch of two new monochrome TASKalfa MFPs. 0 Comments

Brother has launched three printers as part of its second generation of Professional Series inkjet multifunction offerings. The USP of the new models–the MFC-J6510DW, MFC-J6710DW and MFC-J6910DW–is that they are the first all-in-one inkjets in their respective market segments to provide all four functionalities–print, scan, copy, and fax–in wide format, i.e. papers of up to tabloid size (11 by 17 inches). 0 Comments

Asus has released a range of ASUS P8P67 and P8H67 Series Motherboards in India. The motherboards are based on the new Intel P67 and H67 chipsets and feature full support for Intel’s Sandy Bridge second generation Intel Core i processors. 0 Comments

We have a pretty large number of detailed stories about different kinds of printers. Here, we bring them all together for you as a quick reference if you are looking to buy printers. This is an ever-growing list of articles with useful advice, so bookmark the page and come back later if what you are looking for is not here! 0 Comments

The printing market is $250 billion industry worldwide. And what drives that market? Speed. And Memjet promises to help printer makers build some of the fastest printers in the world. 0 Comments

Epson has launched Stylus Photo R3000, the company’s most advanced 13-inch printer, which is meant for art companies such as fine art galleries or photo studios. 0 Comments

BenQ today launched its ultra short throw projector, the MX880UST, aimed at the education vertical in India. 0 Comments

Dell has unveiled a new range of printers, including both single- and multifunction printers. These laserjet printers from Dell are priced between Rs. 6,000 and Rs. 17,000, and are targeted at home offices and small office workgroups. 1 Comment