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Attorneys do not need to leave their office or tax support staff for small document production jobs, since inexpensive "all-in-one" printer-copier-scanners can be placed on every attorney's desktop. Let's take a look at what you can expect in that price range.
In 2003, consistent with its forward looking policies regarding managing waste, the European Union (EU) issued Directive 2002/96/EC regarding Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). The Directive contained a number of far-reaching requirements intended to avoid the environmental impacts of disposal of WEEE as general municipal waste, and identified a number of requirements that EU Member Countries were to implement through promulgation of their own laws or regulations.
HP today unveiled "Print 2.0," the company's strategy for making printing relevant and empowering as both personal and professional content increasingly moves from the desktop to the web.
Dell today announced two aggressively priced, high-brightness projectors - the 2400MP and 1200MP - designed for the conference room, classroom or home theater.
HP today unveiled ground-breaking, ink-based color multifunction printers (MFP), enhanced management offerings, and a new portfolio of services and solutions to help enterprise customers optimize their printing environments.
Today at Paperworld, nine companies announced their support of the ColorLok(R) Paper Standard with the goal of making better paper for better printing.
IBM today announced that it beat EMC, HP and Hitachi in external disk storage systems in year-over-year worldwide revenue growth for the first quarter of 2006, according to data released by IDC [1].