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Xerox told me that their drums are only rated for 100k ish impressions. Canon sales-people already know Xerox's weakness and made that...
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Kyocera's piezo heads have been in production inkjet machines for well over a decade now. Ricoh, Canon, Screen all use them. I've got...
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I worked at a shop owned by Xerox diehards until 2020, and my takeaway is: no wonder their service was (honestly haven’t shopped them...
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Those aren’t really the types of printers I'm referring to. Any system like the Riso ComColor, Kyocera Taskalfa Pro 15000c, or the iJet...
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That's super great to hear that there are still some innovators pushing the market ahead. I've been wondering about why there is such a...
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I would say it was the failed transaction agreement with Fuji that is more to blame, just happened to coincide with the timing of Covid...
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I'm in shopping mode right now so I did a little research on all the machines you mentioned to see which I might be able to afford...
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MailGuru replied to the thread Xerox announces new logo.I think that, from the beginning, the "Holy Grail", was to develop a digital printer that was every bit as good as offset. That's nearly...
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To give credit where it's due, I do know Konica Minolta makes great efforts to take feedback from the techs and users in the field to...
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It's certainly interesting to see the evolution (or lack thereof) of the machines/tech over time. One trend I'm starting to see is that...
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ChatGPT says: The key standalone engines engineered and manufactured directly by Xerox besides the iGen series include: Nuvera Series...
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MailGuru replied to the thread Xerox announces new logo.Thanks JW. I wasn't totally correct, but, that's just about what I figured.. We really didn't have a need for straight B&W, so, we...
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I'd argue they've never been great. When your solution to making terrible parts is just making them user replaceable then your machine...
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MailGuru replied to the thread Xerox announces new logo.Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but, I'm pretty sure that the only digital production press that Xerox ever produced was the iGen...
