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BTY, here is the link to the Press release and the comments https://www.p4photel.com/topic/...ower-diagnostic-tool

Did you know that if you where to fill your car gas tank with inkjet ink that it would cost $150,000!   What do you think is the average number of pages printed by the average employee each year?   Yup, 10,000 pages.   One of...

One of the more interesting products I saw at the BTA Grand Slam event in Baltimore was the ESP/SurgeX Remote Portal.  I'm going to use this paragraph from the recent Press Release.   "The remote portal is designed to provide remote access...

Nice thread about the Seri Printer below. I recently sold a Seri Printer with a Ricoh HQ9000 duplicator, well it was last year. I ran across the perfect application and pretty much knew there was no one else in the US that would even think of offering the Seri Printer and the Duplicator. Ricoh discontinued the Seri Printer in the US about ten years ago. To make a long story short I met the inventor of the Seri Print back in 2002 when I visited Japan. He was England or Scotland I think. I...

I'm elated that the Print4Pay Hotel can now offer data going back to 2003! Can you believe it 15 years of press releases, posts from members, answers from members. There is no other copier industry site that can offer this! Enjoy these threads from 15 years ago this week! Rioch Press Release 1/7/035:09 PM by Xerox . "We are managing to move forward in a very difficult environment," says Tatsuo Hirakawa, Ricoh 's deputy president. "Despite the generally gloomy global economic outlook,...

Not much here this week, seems the entire industry was probably on vacation. Enjoy these threads from ten years ago this week! Weekend Copier Notes from 06/29 & 07/06 Neal · 7/7/087:30 AM . - In a recent article in What They Think magazine, the following companies were mentioned as owning most of the inkjet print head technology patents that are used by many vendors: o Xaar o Dimatix/Spectra (used in new Fuji JetPress 720) o Panasonic (used in Kodak Versamark) o Kyocera (used in Oce’...

Online Shopping Security Matters: What You Need to Know While physical retail might be making a comeback, it will be hard for retail storefronts to compete with the convenience, variety, and availability of the worldwide web. Unfortunately, online office supply sales are no exception to the rule. While overall sales have continued to increase as companies begin to return to normal operations, online purchases have continued to outpace those in physical retail establishments. But the...

Online Shopping Security Matters: What You Need to Know While physical retail might be making a comeback, it will be hard for retail storefronts to compete with the convenience, variety, and availability of the worldwide web. Unfortunately, online office supply sales are no exception to the rule. While overall sales have continued to increase as companies begin to return to normal operations, online purchases have continued to outpace those in physical retail establishments. But the...

Does anyone still make copies these days? I can't remember the last time I saw someone use the copy function on an office MFP (Multi-Functional Printer). More than ever, users are printing and scanning rather than copying. But does this mean the copy function will become obsolete? Nah, it's not going to happen anytime soon because there's a boatload of paper documents that may still need to be copied from time to time. Thus, even if you're not a fan of printing on paper, Ricoh has taken the...

I get what you're saying but...its just a printer. Essentially nothing better than the 840dn it replaced, just an updated engine. The multi-fold is nice but also expensive.

@grizzlyadams ty for the comment. CARG for MFPs over the next few years will have a negative growth rate, while managed print will have a CARG of more than 9.8%. While it's really nothing more than the C840dn, the refresh was badly needed. In the US market place all we get is the IP C8500 while other markets will get to resell both the IP C8500 and the IP C8510 (55 ppm). Peronally I would much rather have the IP C8510. Thanx again for response!

You are correct, it did need a refresh.