Dr. Peter Crean has spent the last 40 years working on new technologies at Xerox.
Recharger spoke with MSE’s Gil Wazana and Luke Goldberg to discuss MSE’s ongoing commitment to the industry as well as innovations that will make strides in the aftermarket’s battle with the OEMs for market share overall and in the color arena.
A law school side business turned into one of the biggest empties collectors in Belgium.
Color production is up once again, setting new records for both toner and inkjet cartridges in the 2010 Color Survey.
Take a look at five common myths that keep companies "sprinting" to the finish line. Avoid these failed strategies to stay ahead in the marathon.
Most organizations largely fail to successfully implement their strategy in spite of many available resources. Why? The answer can be found in who actually owns the strategy.
The retail inkjet refilling market has got it all. It's profitable, consumers gladly pay essentially half price for the refilled cartridge over a brand new one, fresh cartridges are generally abundant and no cost, and running a recycling business scores many more “Green Points” than driving a Prius or putting a wind turbine in your yard.
Is traffic across the web really on the decline, particularly for ink and toner?
The Samsung ML-1640 printer is based on a 16ppm, 600 x 600 dpi engine. The ML-2240 is based on a 22ppm, 1200 dpi engine. Both use the same cartridge.
Color presents many challenges. Making it vivid and preserving its longevity are two that have been present throughout color's history.
Sometimes defective toner does cause printing problems - but often, the toner is blamed unfairly, and the real culprit is another part of the printer.
Part 1 of this two-part article addresses an issue with the HP LJ 2400 series.