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With a clever, new and intuitive Smart Panel app that makes it incredibly easy to set up, monitor, print, scan and more using your EcoTank right from your smartphone or tablet, Epson's EcoTank printers have been the perfect pairing to the work and school from home lifestyle, and with 60 million sales now achieved, it's no surprise to see the Epson EcoTank rank No.1 worldwide!

Brother's latest INKvestment all-in-one printers are aimed at the remote workforce.

Printer vendor Epson says it will continue to use its PrecisionCore inkjet technology in printers for home, enterprise, office, large format and industrial use.

Epson's latest EcoTank Pro printers are aimed at home offices and small businesses. The EcoTank Pro ET-5150 and EcoTank Pro ET-5170 are the ideal replacement for messy, expensive and heat-producing laser printers, according to the company.

Promising a modern printing experience that makes printing easier, more convenient, and more sustainable than ever, HP's new service goes up against Epson's EcoTank and Canon's MegaTank, along with Brother's also excellent range of printing solutions.

It’s the third successive Best of the Best award from Red Dot for Epson printers, and the fifth successive year that Epson products have won in the product design category, with its document scanners and professional photo printers also recognised.

Printer vendor Oki says its new C650 printer is "is smaller than any colour LED and laser printer with listed print speeds of more than 25ppm."

Canon's eight new imagePrograf printers come in sizes varying from 61cm (24in) to 112cm (44in).

Epson's move to sell a printer with up to two years of ink included in the box was a genius move that did see printers cost more upfront, but saved 160,000 tons of CO2, while also saving us tons of time and money.

The latest member of Brother's label printer family, the P-touch Cube Pro PT-P910BT produces labels up to 36mm wide.

HP's latest SOHO all-in-one is aimed at those looking for low running costs.

-- New cloud/edge solution cost-effectively enhances Universal Print from Microsoft --

July 22, 2020 – Y Soft, the leading enterprise workflow solutions provider, has announced a new cloud/edge computing product family, YSoft OMNI Series™, which consists of YSoft OMNI Bridge™, and YSoft OMNI Apps™, of which YSoft OMNI UP365™ is the first app to be introduced. With OMNI Bridge and OMNI UP365, any in-market network printer or multifunction device (MFD) is instantly and cost-effectively Universal Print compatible without needing a full print management system.

PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT  Ricoh, a leading provider of smart workplace technology, has launched PaperCut 20.0 in Australia, enabling organisations to extend the capabilities of their Ricoh devices in line with their own business growth.

Melbourne-founded document productivity company Nitro has launched Nitro Sign, a standalone electronic signature solution designed to allow anyone to get documents signed “smarter, faster, more securely” on any device – without the need for paper, pen or printers.

Konica Minolta Australia has been selected for the Victorian government procurement panel for multifunction devices and printers,provided under a supplier or purchaser managed services model, covering maintenance, software and services support, account management, reporting and innovative solutions.

Brother's MFC-J6545DW multifunction delivers full A3 capabilities with low running costs.

Epson has released six new members of its EcoTank printer family.

Launching its new product range for late 2019 at the Archie Rose Distillery earlier this week, Epson's new large format printers, its new scanners and its new Ecotank range are just the tonic needed for enhanced productivity, gadget goodness and tech triumph.

Epson and then Canon stirred up the inkjet market by introducing models that do away with expensive ink cartridges in favour of internal tanks that can be refilled from bottles of ink. Brother's answer is to keep the simplicity and convenience of cartridges but massively increase their capacity at a lower cost per page.

Macquarie University has chosen office solutions provider Y Soft and integrated solutions and managed services provider Konica Minolta to manage 240 devices across the university, servicing 60,000 students.