'Smart' $100 bills prepare for late release after paper-feed glitch: Images
Printers
Hewlett-Packard remains the leader in the printing space, which is a high-margin business courtesy of ink supplies. However, enterprises are increasingly knowledgeable about the costs of printing and looking to farm management of these devices out to companies like HP and Xerox. Other key players: Lexmark, Eastman Kodak and Ricoh.
Featured Stories
Related Topics
Articles about Printers
HP promises printing revolution for Indian biz with strategic price points
New Officejet printers that balance features and affordability are aimed at helping Indian companies lower their running costs and greatly increase productivity, as HP seeks to broaden its Inkjet portfolio in the country.
'Smart' $100 bills prepare for late release after paper-feed glitch: Images
An error with money printing press paper feeds in 2010 cost the government millions of dollars and delayed the debut of $100 bills that contain many innovative, new security features.
Kyocera plans $18M R&D center in India
Printer manufacturer Kyocera is looking to develop new document management tools, among others, via its new R&D facility, which is projected to be completed within three years.
Fabricated: The New World of 3D Printing
This book explores how 3D printing will revolutionise the worlds of design, materials science and manufacturing.
Want to get ahead in business? Get a 3D printer
Businesses that start experimenting with 3D printers now could gain an advantage over competitors, says Gartner.
8 basic options for mobile printing
Want to print something out using your tablet or smartphone? Although many mobile printing applications are still rather rudimentary, here are some applications you might want to research.
Xerox: Multifunction printers are center of cloud, digital document ecosystem
The high-tech giant's new ConnectKey platform embeds security, enables direct connections to cloud services and custom workflow apps.
Can you build a moonbase with a 3D printer?
The European Space Agency is carrying out tests to find out if it is possible to build structures on the moon for human habitation with a 3D printer.
Whoops: Google indexes more than 86,000 HP 'public' printers
The search engine turns up tens of thousands of publicly available printers connected directly to the Internet. Hackers, however, could launch never-ending printing attacks.
HP declares legal war on makers of alternative printer cartridges
HP has reached settlements with two companies in Poland that make replacement cartridges for its printers, and is taking a third to court.
3D printing heads toward mainstream
Falling cost of printers and the business case for using 3D imaging to create product prototypes more efficiently will help drive the technology toward mainstream adoption. But, its use must first be simplified.
ZDNet's tech predictions for 2013
What will be the next big thing? As cellular carriers merge and become stronger, mobile makers may not survive. Will big data analytics take off, and will 3D printing arrive with a bevy of legal and ethical issues? Here's a look ahead at 2013 and what we can expect.
Channels, product quality key to HP China's revival
Hewlett-Packard's China President lays out five strategies, including extending its channel partners' reach and improving product quality, to boost its business in the country.
HP's Whitman backs Autonomy '100 percent'
HP boss Meg Whitman says the company has not given up on Autonomy despite the furor surrounding the financial details of the deal that took place last year.
Staples to start offering 3D printing services
A deal between office supplier Staples and 3D printing company Mcor Technologies is set to make 3D printing available in three European countries.