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The monochrome laser printer produces 18 A4 pages per minute. [Local rep: Bytes Document Solutions]
The P1266i delivers cable-free projection of video and audio from computers placed anywhere in a room. [Local rep: Axiz]
The company extends its mobile accessory products and services as remote workforce needs grow.
The slowdown in hardware spending seems to be coming to an end.
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Full outsourcing, co-sourcing, and managed and hosted services each offer different benefits, says Dawie Bloomberg, business services director at The Webcom Group.
Companies now invest in total solutions to reduce and control printing costs, says group CEO at Itec Group, Philip Perkins.
The company will trade from The Colosseum office from today.
A storage singularity? Maybe as early as this year.
The company's revenue improved in the six months to December.
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