Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, has launched 11 new models in its imagePROGRAF TM series, including 36-inch TM-355/TM-350/TM-340 and 24-inch TM-250/TM-240 models, plus multifunction scanning configurations. These printers are designed to meet diverse printing needs, from CAD drawings to retail posters and classroom displays. They are U.S. EPEAT® Gold Registered, underscoring

Epson announced this month two new high-speed, easy-to-use wide-format SureColor® T-Series plotters – the Epson SureColor T3170 24-inch desktop printer and the SureColor T5170 36-inch floor-standing printer. While these printers benefit professionals and workgroups across a range of industry segments including architecture, engineering, CAD, GIS, education, corporate, home and small office settings, the new wireless printers also feature an all-new

Canon Canada has announced “an industry benchmark” by offering two new, affordable large-format scan-to-copy/file systems – the imagePrograf iPF770 MFP L36 and the imagePrograf iPF670 MFP L24. This new series of economically priced, user-friendly Multi-Function Printers (MFPs) requires a minimal learning curve and offers intuitive software solutions. The new L-Series complements the current iPF MFP

The new models included the 11-colour-plus Chroma Optimizer 44-inch imagePrograf Pro-4000 and 24-inch imagePrograf Pro-2000 for the fine art and photographic markets. Also added are the 8-colour 60-inch imagePrograf Pro-6000S and 44-inch imagePrograf Pro-4000S, two “affordably priced” models for posters and displays for the production signage industry. The Pro-4000 and Pro-2000 printers delivering the quality

Continuing its collaboration with third-party companies, Canon U.S.A. has announced that its newest imagePrograf large-format printers, the TX Series, are now compatible with Onyx Graphics’ Onyx 12.2 Software, an intuitive wide-format print workflow and RIP (Raster Image Processor) software solution. As a result of this combination, customers familiar with Canon’s TX Series devices will notice