Zinox, in which Mustek has a 12% stake, will supply mobile voting units to the Nigerian government.
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The solution enables financial services companies to increase document security, says distributor Document Accounting Solutions.
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Transpromo delivers highly customised, personalised communication to existing customers, says Konni Hoferichter, MD of LaserCom.
The Epson Stylus Photo TX720WD inkjet printer can be shared over a wired or wireless network.
A new distributor sees Viewsonic return to SA, along with a high-res monitor offering.
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The MFP copies, scans, faxes and prints at speeds of up to 33 A4 pages per minute. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
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