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Hewlett-Packard launched its new HP Designjet Z2100 photo printer series and the HP Designjet Z3100 photo printer series meant especially for the graphics art market as they help to create and deliver... Read More >>
Xerox product portfolios earned top honours from leading independent test and research organisations. Xerox corporation bagged 208 product awards for 2006 along with recently earned nine awards for it... Read More >>
We recently visited ANVI Composers in New Delhi’s Paschim Vihar to have a look at their Xerox DocuColor 5252 digital press installed in November 2005. Vijay Choudhary has been in the print business si... Read More >>
Xerox launched new software for the iGen3 digital production press on top of similar software it had released in July 2006. The iGen3 image quality software makes it possible to print a range of photo... Read More >>
Optimus has announced that development work for links with HP Indigo digital presses has gone extremely well since Optimus became an HP JDF alliance partner earlier in 2006. Optimus and HP plan to lau... Read More >>
In Mumbai, the prepress industry has traditionally been dominated by the Big Three: Comart, Jasra and Unique. Besides the Big Three, there have been others who have carved a niche in one of the nation... Read More >>
The first Nexpress 2100 production colour system in India has been installed at Futura Digital Color Press in Bangalore. Futura has been active in digital printing for over eight years with two office... Read More >>
Surprisingly the DI press is exactly 15 years old. Late in 1991 Heidelberg and Presstek showed a prototype press called GTO-DI. For the first time it was able to image litho plates directly on the pre... Read More >>
Global Graphics and Oki Data Americas, which markets its products under the OKI Printing Solutions brand, announced at the 2006 Graph Expo in Chicago they would work together to develop solutions to a... Read More >>
Scientists at Xerox Corporation have developed a tiny font that needs a magnifying glass in order to be legible. The new MicroText specialty imaging font, just 1/100th of an inch high, is designed to ... Read More >>
Issue : 01 | Jan, 2012
Founded in 1979, the trade monthly Indian Printer and Publisher reaches publishing and print professionals in South Asia.
