Review: Fire the laser
By Glenn Baker. I’ve attended a number of printer launches over the past 20 years and, while heralding faster print speeds, higher print quality or enhanced functionality, many represented mere
By Glenn Baker. I’ve attended a number of printer launches over the past 20 years and, while heralding faster print speeds, higher print quality or enhanced functionality, many represented mere
Visitor experiences don’t come any more down to earth than Rangitikei Farmstay. Owners Kylie and Andrew Stewart have created a highly successful tourism business.
By Glenn Baker. I’ve attended a number of printer launches over the past 20 years and, while heralding faster print speeds, higher print quality or enhanced functionality, many represented mere baby steps in the evolution of the office printer. So understandably my expectations were somewhat modest when I rocked up to the New Zealand launch of the Epson PrecisionCore inkjet range in early August. But those expectations were quickly shattered after a presentation and demonstration of the new inkjets’ laser-beating performance. We’re talking up to 50 percent lower printing costs and up to 70 percent lower energy costs than laser printers. Bruce Bealby, GM sales and marketing, retail division for Epson, explains the secret of the new inkjets is Epson’s
Visitor experiences don’t come any more down to earth than Rangitikei Farmstay. Owners Kylie and Andrew Stewart have created a highly successful tourism business.
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