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Canon expands wide-format range with entry-level
By Darryl Danielli
Canon has expanded its imagePrograf family of large-format printers with two new stripped-down models targeted at inplant and entry-level commercial and franchise print poster applications.
The six-colour machines, the 609.6mm (20in) wide imagePrograf iPF6400SE and the 1,117mm (44in) wide imagePrograf iPF8400SE, are primarily targeted at the corporate, retail and hospitality inplant markets, but according to Canon they would also be suited to commercial and high-street printers looking to take their first steps into wide-format.
The two printers sit between the five-colour CAD models and the top-end eight- and 12-colour photo and production machines in the Canon portfolio and run the manufacturer’s six-colour Lucia-EX
- Darryl Danielli, 24 February 2014
Canon Middle East updates its full Professional Print portfolio
Canon Middle East, has updated its complete portfolio of professional print products. Canon imagePRESS C7011VP & C7011VPS, VarioPRINT 135 series, imagePRESS 1135 series, Oce VarioPrint 6000+, Océ PRISMAprepare version 6.1 all-in-one document make-ready software are updated products covered in new portfolio announced by Canon.
Canon’s complete product portfolio highlights Canon imagePRESS C7011VP and C7011VPS Series, which are new colour production presses of it. New models feature an
- Staff Writer, 16 February 2014
Makerbot unveils 5th generation 3D printer
Makerbot has launched its fifth generation desktop 3D printer range. The latest Makerbot generation includes the Replicator Desktop 3D Printer, the Replicator Mini Compact 3D Printer, and the manufacturer’s largest 3D printer to date: the Replicator Z18.
The Replicator Z18 - named for its 18in height capacity - has a maximum build volume of 305mm x 305mm x 457mm and will be priced at $6,499. It has been designed to enable 3D printing of “extra-large industrial prototypes, models, and products”
- Staff Writer, 16 February 2014
Fujifilm releases new version for job review - XMF Remote 9.5
Fujifilm has announced XMF Remote 9.5, a new version of its online print job submission and approval system.
The most notable change is that the interface is now based on the HTML5 web platform. This change was made in response to potential security issues with the Java platform, leading some firms to restrict access to Java-based applications such as XMF Remote.
“Shifting the client-facing side of XMF Remote 9.5 to the HTML5 web interface provides users with a modern, feature rich
- Jenny Roper, 23 January 2014
