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A pioneer in the development of toners for Xerox copiers and printers, Xerox toners come in black, cyan, magenta and yellow cartridges. For example, the Xerox Phaser 780 toner cartridges are high capacity Xerox toners with colours that are brilliant and defined. Xerox toners supply award-winning colour toners that work with printers printing A4 and A3 including A3 edge-to-edge. Colour-accurate, Xerox toners are superb for all types of printing and colour copying with the Xerox toners delivering precise colours and jet black printing. Xerox toners produce high-performance black print complemented by full colour Xerox toners with automatic colour correction within the printer to ensure that every page matches perfectly to the original source material.
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To sum up, Xerox toners set the bench mark for their outstanding quality of colour Xerox toners and also for their black Xerox toners in terms of the versatility of their printing, for competitive pricing and for the overall performance of Xerox toners. Xerox printer toners Xerox printer toners are available in black and also in cyan, magenta and yellow Xerox printer toners offering colours in brilliant definition. Xerox printer toners have colour toners for printing on A4 and A3-sized paper and also for printing A3 edge-to-edge. Xerox printer toners are perfect for all types of black and white printing and colour printing as Xerox printer toners deliver accurate colours and clean black printing.
Xerox printer toners offer superb black print and also full-colour Xerox printer toners. Xerox printer toners provide precise colour to each page as Xerox printer toners can be programmed to deliver 1200 dpi colour resolution. Xerox printer toners print on regular paper and on coated papers, and on card, and on envelopes, and on Xerox transparencies. Xerox printer toners are competitively priced with Xerox printer toners printing on A3-sized paper for less than the cost of outsourcing. Xerox printer toners are the industry optimum in terms of excellence in cyan, magenta and yellow Xerox printer toners and in black Xerox printer toners. Xerox laser toners Xerox laser toners come in four cartridges. The most popular of the Xerox laser toners is the black cartridge followed by Xerox laser toners in cyan, magenta and yellow. Xerox laser toners print on A4-sized paper and A3.
Xerox laser toners offer optimum printing in black and white but Xerox laser toners also offer optimum printing in colour. Xerox laser toners print cleanly and Xerox laser toners print accurately. Xerox laser toners offer precise colour printing with the ability to program Xerox laser toners to deliver 1200 dpi colour resolution. Xerox laser toners work perfectly on traditional paper and on all other papers, card and coated boards. Xerox laser toners are economic to use as Xerox laser toners cost much less than outsourcing work to a bureau that uses Xerox laser toners.
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Xerox wax ink cartridges offer fantastic value for money as Xerox wax ink cartridges produce brilliant printing on a variety of media at a highly professional level. Xerox wax ink cartridges are more environmentally friendly than regular laser toners. Xerox wax ink cartridges provide superb print quality, printing the same print quality over and over again. Xerox wax ink cartridges have a precision dot placement system that requires just a single pass, offering consistent dot colour and shape regardless of the paper used.
Xerox wax ink cartridges are optimised for computer-screen matching and incorporate auto-correction. Low levels of Xerox wax ink produce the same high quality of colour and black printing. Xerox wax ink cartridges are almost entirely unaffected by extremes in temperature and humidity. Xerox wax ink cartridges deliver accurate Adobe PostScript proofs and final print.
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Xerox solid ink is competitively priced and offers superb value for money. Xerox solid ink produces high quality colour printing and superbly clean black printing. Xerox solid ink is more environmentally friendly than the cartridges that contain laser toners. Xerox solid ink offers quality printing over and over again. Xerox solid ink has precision dot placement technology that delivers just a single brilliant pass. Xerox solid ink matches computer-screen colours and incorporates auto-correction.
Xerox solid ink works just as well when the cartridges are low as when the cartridges were full. Xerox solid ink is almost completely unaffected by temperature and humidity. Xerox solid ink prints Adobe PostScript on proofs and in the final print.
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Xerox the technology firm is helping universities to save money
A scheme by printer and toner cartridge manufacturer Xerox to help colleges and universities save money has seen outgoing print costs at the higher-learning institutions drop by 30 per cent, according to the firm.
With IT leaders of these colleges and universities facing the same cost-efficiency challenges as major corporate chief information officers are in the wake of the global economic downturn, the company has made efforts to help them reduce their costs.
Canada's University of British Colombia (UBC) was one of the institutions which was helped by Xerox, and is expecting to save approximately million (£5.1 million) over six years in their managed print services (MPS) departments.
Pierre Ouillet, UBC's vice-president of finance, resources and operations, said: "Xerox MPS will simplify how we manage documents, making our print operations more productive and cost effective.
"It improves nearly every aspect of the document lifecycle including printing, copying, scanning, faxing, design and delivery of print materials as well as electronic storage and retrieval. This means printing and document management campus-wide will be consistent, affordable and reliable."
By Giles Franklin
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Xerox The printer and ink cartridge manufacturer received a total of 706 US patents last year.
Xerox has announced that the number of patents it received last year represented a 16 per cent increase from the previous year.
This puts the global printer manufacturer among the top 25 corporate receivers of patents.
The company highlighted the fact that many of its patents had been for new technologies which had featured among its released products this year and that many were the foundations for the next generation of printers, ink cartridges and services that the company will offer.
Sophie Vandebroek, Xerox chief technology officer and president of the manufacturer's Innovation Group, said: "It's critical to our customers' success that we continue to innovate. We innovate today to secure the future.
"It is at the very core of what Xerox does. More than 2,400 employees, past and present, have been granted five or more patents - an extraordinary accomplishment."
One of the 706 US patents the company received last year was for the solid ink ink cartridges in the new Xerox ColorQube 9200, which has been hailed as an ink and energy-efficient unit.
By Angelina Jolessi
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The global printer manufacturer is to give aid to the disaster-stricken country
Global printer manufacturer Xerox is to give money to four charity aid organisations working to help with the aftermath of the devastating Haiti earthquake.
The company said that it would be giving a total of 0,000 to the relief organisations which will include 0,000 to the American Red Cross to help with the supply of water, food, shelter and medical care.
Another 0,000 is to go to Save the Children, who are working on reuniting displaced children with family members.
Internation medical foundations Medecins Sans Frontieres and Concern Worldwide will receive ,000 each to help with their efforts in providing medical attention to those who need it.
In a statement, Xerox said: "Although we have no direct employees in Haiti, Xerox conducts business there through a business partner. Many Xerox people have families in Haiti and some have lost family members or friends. As we have done so often before, Xerox is committed to being a part of the solution."
By Ramsey Dehani
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International printer manufacturer Xerox has expanded its reach and services to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in Ireland, after the acquisition of a local provider of managed print services.
The firm announced the merger this week, saying that it hoped that it would allow them to expand the distribution of their ink cartridge, printer and toner products to the country.
Irish Business Systems (IBS) will oversee the distribution of Xerox's products, which include the multifunction ColorQube 9200 Printer Series as well as its range of official ink cartridges.
Douraid Zaghouani, senior vice-president of the European Channels Group at Xerox Europe, said: "With this acquisition, Xerox will increase its presence in all parts of Ireland.
"IBS is a strong office technology and managed print services provider in Ireland. Their extensive distribution and customer support complement the benefits of Xerox's technology and solutions."
By Elaine Richards.
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International printer and office supplies manufacturer Xerox has posted high earnings for the fourth quarter of 2009 which the company say "exceed expectations".
The firm announced that it had achieved an "operating cash flow" of 7 million (£599.76 million).
Its fourth quarter total revenue was .2 billion and although this represented a three per cent year-on-year decline from 2008, fears of a much larger fall caused by the global recession seem to have been unfounded.
Ursula Burns, chief executive of Xerox, said: "We delivered a strong close to a difficult year, with solid operational results that reflect our disciplined approach to generating cash and reducing costs.
"However, we believe revenue will continue to be under pressure until there is a more sustainable economic recovery."
Earlier this month, Ms Burns was named one of the top African-American executives in the US.
By Angelina Jolessi.
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Xerox has announced a new deal which will see its latest printer ink technology utilised in the burgeoning 'printing on demand' sector.
Just recently, a leading London bookshop became the first European owner of new technology enabling retailers to print off books on-site according to customer orders.
Now, it has been confirmed that Xerox has teamed up with Books on Demand to provide the printer ink for the innovative Espresso Book Machine.
Making use of the latest printer technology, the partnership will ensure that bespoke books can be printed off on demand for a cost of less than one US cent per page and will help retailers produce around 40,000 paperbacks on-site every year.
Announcing the partnership, Eric Armour, the president of the Global Business Group within the Xerox Corporation, said: "Xerox has provided a variety of digital book solutions for nearly 20 years.
"Working with On Demand Books, we can apply Xerox technology to meet the incredible opportunities that exist within this industry."
Founded in 1906, Xerox now makes a range of photocopiers and printers, including those under the Phaser Brand, aimed specifically at the consumer, rather than the corporate, market.
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The chief executive of global printer and ink cartridge manufacturing giant Xerox has been named as one of the top 75 most powerful women in business.
Ursula Burns, who was named as chief executive of the company in July 2009, was awarded the honour by Black Enterprise magazine, as she was named as a leader in her field with "unduplicated success".
Xerox have had executives on previous lists by the magazine and in 2005 had three of its senior management officials announced as among the top African-American executives in the US.
Ms Burns joined the company in 1980 as a mechanical engineering summer intern.
Following the internship, she remained at the firm, eventually achieving an executive position in 2000 when she was named senior vice president of corporate strategic services.
A representative of the magazine commented on the list, saying that it was made up of "women responsible for developing product lines, positioning brands, operating core business areas, generating revenues, and with profit & loss oversight at the highest levels".
By Elaine Richards.
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Xerox has unveiled its new cartridge-free printer in Hawaii.
Demand for the Xerox ColorQube 9200 Series has soared on the islands, according to the state offices of the global printer manufacturer.
The device uses crayon-like solid ink sticks which are then melted inside the printer and delivered through miniscule nozzles in the print head.
Xerox estimates that this technology cuts the cost of printing colour pages by 62 per cent compared to regular inkjet printers.
In addition, a study carried out by the firm and reviewed by the Rochester Institute of Technology found that the ColorQube's design generates 90 per cent less waste due to its lack of ink cartridges.
It also uses nine per cent less energy in its lifecycle, according to the study.
Glenn Sexton, vice-president and general manager of Xerox Hawaii, said: "In Hawaii, the demand for ColorQube has been phenomenal.
"Within the first week … we bypassed our sales goals by more than 100 per cent. Customers have been asking for a machine that's not only environmentally friendly, but helps decrease overhead costs. ColorQube clearly is the answer."
By Giles Franklin.
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Xerox has signed a million (£23.7 million) partnership with the University of British Columbia (UBC) that will save the institution million over six years, with better managed document and printer ink services across its campus.
The new enterprise print services deal will aim to allow staff, students and faculty to teach and learn more effectively through the efficient use of technology.
Pierre Ouillet, UBC vice president of finance, resources and operations, commented: "We chose Xerox because of its customer service leadership, proven experience, ability to drive cost savings, environmental benefits and consistent processes while creating the platform for document management."
He went on to say that the partnership will cover every aspect of the document lifecycle including printing, copying, scanning, faxing, design and delivery of print materials.
Earlier this week the Wall Street Journal reported that organisations around the world are increasingly outsourcing ink printing to copier companies such as Xerox and HP, boosting the office machine-making market despite the economic downturn.
By Elaine Richards.
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