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Farewell, IPG: HP Restructures Its Printer Business
Charles Brewer of Actionable Intelligence takes an in-depth look at HP’s recent merger of its Personal Systems Group (PSG) and Imaging and Printing Group (IPG). Looking back at HP’s past and its present, Brewer speculates about the future of the OEM giant.
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What to Make of the Consolidation of the Aftermarket?
It seems that every month for the past couple years, our eCharger newsletter has included an announcement of yet another merger or acquisition in the print space. It’s not that mergers and acquisitions haven’t been taking place throughout the history of the industry, of course, but during recent years, the perception that there’s been a significant uptick in this type of business activity may be well-founded.
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Disruptors to Business as Usual: How Innovations are Changing Today’s Imaging Market
The Photizo Group’s Ann Priede quotes the familiar phrase, “The only constant is change,” which is bandied about on any number of occasions and is an apt description for today’s industry. Find out why in this month’s Photizo Report.
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Remanufacturing the Samsung ML-2955 Toner Cartridge
Mike Josiah of UniNet has instructions this month on Samsung ML-2955 toner cartridges, which are based on a 29-ppm engine with a maximum resolution of 1,200-by-1,200 dpi. One interesting thing about this series is they have a user setting for altitude adjustment. There are four different settings depending on the altitude the device is to be used in. Step-by-step remanufacturing instructions for the Samsung ML-2955 are now available.
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