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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."

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

OKI has released an A3 desktop white toner (C/M/Y/W) colour laser for creative industries.

OKI’s new MC573dn combines excellent print quality and a host of extras including gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Wi-Di, and cloud print in a true 30ppm colour/mono speed LED printer.

An annual printer review can pay significant dividends as it provides confidence that the printers and workflow practices in place are the best match to an organisation's requirements, according to an industry veteran.

Printer vendor Oki has added franchised retailer Cartridge World to its distribution channel.

More than 95% of all Australian businesses are small to medium enterprises (SME) – the backbone of the Australian economy. IT-related issues are affecting their efficiency more than any other type of problems.

Printer and multifunction device manufacturer Oki has appointed Judy Wilson as channel manager – buying groups.

OKI has released a neon toner plus white, A4 laser that is going to revolutionise short-run garment, packaging, signage, and personalisation.

OKI has added Ingram Micro to its distribution chain following the appointment of specialist print services provider Dove Electronics earlier in March.

OKI have appointed Dove Electronics as the NZ distributor following Comworth Technologies exit from printer distribution last year.

OKI Data Australia, a global manufacturer of business printers and multifunction devices, has announced the addition of the Office Choice Group as a new member of its Australian dealer network.

Global printer manufacturer OKI has released a first with an A3, a five colour laser that prints CYMK plus white. The commercial grade printer will be useful to in-house and external graphics arts departments.

OKI has quietly been chipping away at the managed print services and business market. Its new A3, MC 873 LED colour laser is scoring impressive goals in the workgroup arena.

Earlier this year iTWire reported on ‘white printing’ – the ability to digitally print white or clear using a laser or inkjet. OKI have just made its take-up almost mandatory.

Oki's latest MFP for smaller businesses includes AirPrint support for iOS users.

Dennie is OKI by me – he is more Aussie than most Japanese “Head Office” appointed MD’s – perhaps because of his nine year stint in the USA.

Traditional laser or inkjet colour printing uses cyan, magenta, yellow and black ink or toner on white paper. The quality of the printed item depends a lot on the paper – its whiteness, brightness and shade – until OKI printers invented something better.

If your business, even a small business, is not using managed print services (MPS) it may be time to look again – no upfront hardware costs and pay by the month is very attractive to SME’s and larger corporates alike.

Caltex is installing OKI printers in its company-owned and franchised petrol stations.