Displaying items by tag: scanner

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!

Inventor of the EcoTank technology that delivers two years of ink, and groundbreaking innovations decades before that, Epson’s continuing legacy of printing, display and product creation products have just been updated, ready for 2021 and beyond, showing the march of ever improved technology from the big players continues to augment humanity for the better, and it continues unabated!

Epson's new WorkForce ES-500WR is a $699 desktop scanner with a 50-sheet input tray, one-pass duplex operation, and some interesting document and data management features.

Epson has launched a document scanner aimed at small business and home users, along with two software packages – Epson’s ScanSmart Accounting Edition Software and Nuance Power PDF.

The ultimate expression of Epson's range of home printers has arrived, dubbed "small-in-ones with Wi-Fi" and ideal for home printing.

OKI Data Australia’s new Teriostar large format digital LED mono printers have now gone multifunction, and can also scan in colour or mono.

Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One driver and reigning champion Lewis Hamilton says he doesn't know why head-up displays have not been investigated before in the sport.

Apple's next iPad refresh is on the horizon and a new discovery today is pointing to the next Air and iPad Mini including Apple's Touch ID fingerprint sensor, like that seen on the iPhone.

A new 3D scanner has sent the Internet into a frenzy, with the MakerBot website crashing within hours of its new Digitizer device being available for pre-order.

CSR and sustainability demands double sided printing with the unintended result of making scanning a real pain. Scanner sales are buoyant as a result of trying to achieve a paperless office.

A well-regarded developer has thrown its hat into the Android scanning software ring. Support for other mobile platforms is forthcoming.

Epson's latest scanners are aimed at businesses that need to scan significant quantities of paper.

A scanning software problem with Mac OS X may be caused by devices you're no longer using.

The latest version of the company's iW 360 software uses a printer's storage as a file server, giving workgroups or small businesses basic document management functions.