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KYOCERA extends
3D portfolio
KYOCERA Document Solutions
UK has entered the professional
3D print market with the launch
of the ProJet 4500 3D printer
from 3D Systems. The ProJet
4500 is a photo-realistic full
colour plastic 3D printer ideal for
producing finished models for
the purposes of concept design
or product verification in R&D,
universities and small production
facilities.
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Fast colours
Meeting the needs of medium-
sized workgroups requiring A3
functionality in an A4 device,
Kyocera Document Solutions
has launched three new colour
printers and four MFPs. All
seven products are based
on Kyocera’s long-lasting,
economical ECOSYS technology
and offer colour print speeds
of up to 40ppm in the case of
the printers (the P6130cdn,
P6035cdn and P7040cdn)
and up to 35ppm in the case
of the MFPs (the M6530cdn,
M6030cdn and the HYPAS-
enabled M6535cidn and
M6035cidn with large colour
touchscreens). All MFPs have
two-sided scanning at speeds
of up to 60ppm/120ipm.
Portable printer
The Primera Trio portable colour inkjet printer/copier/scanner
features a unique rotating print head that moves to the ‘up’ position
when printing and folds back down and caps itself to prevent
drying out or leaking when not in use. It prints at resolutions of
up to 4800 dpi onto A4 plain paper, postcards, invitations and
4 x 6in borderless photos. An optional battery pack delivers up to
350 printed pages on a single charge.
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3D scanning with just a few taps
HP is introducing full 3D scanning on its Sprout by HP immersive
computer. The world’s first fully integrated desktop 3D scanning
solution is enabled by a combination of Sprout’s Intel Real Sense 3D
cameras and a new capture application and turntable – the HP 3D
Capture Stage. An object can be captured in full 3D with just a few
taps and then shared with and manipulated by others in an online
3D viewer. 3D models can be printed on a connected 3D printer in
an end-to-end scan to print solution.
New website
for ASL
Independent document
reseller Automated
Systems Group Ltd
(ASL) has launched a
new website featuring
comprehensive
information on managed
document services and
print devices from major
manufacturers including
Kyocera, Ricoh, Lexmark and
Epson. MD Mark Garius said:
“The new ASL website has been
designed with user experience
in mind and developed to
ensure the site is compatible
with today’s browsers and
mobile devices. We also have
an array of case studies that
provide a detailed overview
of ASL’s capabilities across a
wide range of sectors beyond
the traditional business
service industries to include
education, manufacturing and
construction.”
Canon is addressing the B&W printing needs of small but busy
workgroups with the launch of the economical imageRUNNER 1435
series of A4 MFPs. To keep running costs down, the 35 pages per
minute devices have a separate toner and user-replaceable drum,
plus embedded compatibility with uniflow output management
software for the centralised control, allocation and recovery of print
costs. The 1435i and 1435iF (with fax) come with native support
for PCL and Adobe PostScript 3 and offer a range of connectivity
options, including USB and mobile printing. To help businesses with
their digitisation strategies, the MFPs feature a duplex scanner that
can convert scans into searchable documents and send them to a
range of destinations without the need for PC-based processing.
Digitisation
aid
