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Survey: US government could save millions on printing

The U.S. government could save more than US$440 million by creating formal printing policies and cutting down on unnecessary printing, according to a report released Tuesday.

HP's Green IT Action Plan hits the road

Measuring the degree to which an organization is green will eventually form part of leadership's dashboard of overall performance metrics for the business, said an expert with Hewlett-Packard Co.

Xerox's solid ink color printers: Should you care?

Xerox launched a new series of pricey office printers that use solid ink instead of cartridges. With prices starting at $23,500, the ColorQube 9200 series is obviously targeted at high-end corporate users, and is designed to significantly reduce the ...

Canon Printers Get Top Marks in Reliability

Reliability and Service: Printers

Microsoft and Lexmark ink patent deal

Microsoft Tuesday unveiled yet another of its patent agreements, this time with printer manufacturer Lexmark.

Inkjet research could aid forensics

Researchers in the United Kingdom inadvertently found that using a chemical compound on inkjet printer ink makes it possible to read the contents of a letter without removing it from an envelope, which could help with forensics.