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New finishing options for Xerox's light production printers, the 4112/4127 EPS and 4112/4127 C/P, allow print providers to create money-generating applications such as black-and-white brochures, booklets, calendars and training manuals quickly and easily, with the best possible image quality.

Happy birthday to xerography. The invention that made it possible for people the world over to create and share information with trillions of copies and laser prints will be 70 years old tomorrow.

UXBRIDGE Large and complex engineering and architectural renderings, electrical diagrams and mechanical drawings require precise detail. With that in mind, Xerox today introduced the Xerox 6279™ Wide Format Printer, a mid range black-and-white digital printer, copier and scanner which features sharp image quality, speed, a compact footprint and low running costs. The launch of the 6279 coincides with the launch of the latest version of FreeFlow Accxes, the leading Xerox workflow software for technical documents. The system is flexible enough to fit in a variety of environments, including commercial print shops and architectural, engineering and construction companies. Its speed - printing seven or nine A1prints per minute - make it one of the most productive products in its class. "Customers have told us that image quality is their number one concern with operating costs running a close second. The image quality and speed of the Xerox 6279 meets those requirements." said Howard Witt, Manager, Wide Format, Xerox UK. "The launch of the 6279 further reaffirms Xerox's commitment to the wide format market and follows the recent launch of three colour graphics wide format printers." The Xerox 6279 can simultaneously scan up to six inches per second with its optional on-board scanner while printing. The 600 x 600 dots-per-inch printing and scanning capabilities deliver sharp, precise details even for complex plans, schematics and renderings. The system holds up to four rolls of paper, tracing paper or film for uninterrupted printing and media flexibility. The optional on-board scanner or Wide Format Scan System allows reproduction of worn originals to be improved by suppressing the background, which may be damaged by wrinkles or water, and saving the important fine line details of text and images. Users can select a wide range of configuration options including printer-only or copier/printer models. The copier/printer offers black-and-white scanning that i

UXBRIDGE -- In order to address the increased demand for high-quality book publication, Printondemand-worldwide.com has upgraded its end-to-end book production solution by combining a Xerox Nuvera 288 with a self-designed web ordering and management information system that will help proof customer orders and monitor the status of print jobs. In recent months Printondemand-worldwide.com has grown as the requests for short-run book production from publishers around the world has increased. At the same time, the company also saw an opportunity to invest in new book production areas where high resolution printing was essential. This includes the publication of art and photography books. The Xerox Nuvera 288 Digital Perfecting System is able to print onto a wider range of gloss and satin paper types and has a 1200dpi resolution quality. As a result, the revolutionary Xerox monochrome printing quality enables Printondemand-worldwide.com to produce art and photography books in black and white to a quality that is comparable to lithographic printing. The introduction of the Xerox Nuvera 288 and new web ordering systems completes Printondemand-worldwide.com’s end-to-end book production solution. The company is now well placed to produce books at any quantity for a range of uses. Andy Cork, Managing Director of Printondemand-worldwide.com said, “As specialists in book production, we are constantly improving our service to customers and pushing the boundaries of what on-demand book production can achieve – hence the introduction of our new web management systems and the Xerox Nuvera 288. In the past, art and photography books have been difficult to produce as digital print technology has not been able to get to a high enough resolution to allow an authentic reproduction. With the Xerox Nuvera 288 in place, this problem has been eliminated. Our work with the Xerox Nuvera 288 is changing the perception of how digital print can address the needs of the publishing mark

UXBRIDGE Service Point, a world-wide provider of digital reprographics and document management services, has invested in a Xerox 700 Digital Colour Press following a successful trial in its Tottenham Court Road centre, in central London. With the help of the new Xerox 700 machine, Service Point is now able to expand its portfolio of document applications. Denis O'Regan, Managing Director at Service Point, said, "Service Point has always prided itself on providing best-of-breed solutions within its stores. Having benchmarked the Xerox 700 against similar devices in the market we felt its quality, registration and reliability made it one of the best entry-level production presses in the marketplace. Through the intensive trial-period, it became clear that the Xerox 700 builds on our quality variable data printing (VDP) offer and will help us grow volumes for such applications. "Key to our decision to invest in the Xerox 700 was the opportunity to add capabilities to the Tottenham Court Road centre's range of document applications. We can now offer customers fast, high quality bid document preparation, top quality mailing pieces and conference literature production. Pairing the Xerox 700 with XMPie software also enables Service Point to offer true VDP capability with seamless production of unique pieces on a wide variety of stock. Advertising agencies, professional services companies, conference and exhibitions organisers can now access beautifully printed and finished documents and promotional pieces on-demand," added Kevin Godfrey, Marketing and Communications Manager, Service Point UK. The Xerox 700 Digital Colour Press prints at 70 pages per minute in colour or black and white, and provides an affordable way to start building or expanding a digital printing business, especially for in-plant operators, quick printers, commercial printers, creative agencies, photo speciality retailers, and departmental environments. The system has the image quality a

Advantage Digital Print (ADP) Limited has become the first UK commercial printer to purchase the new Xerox iGen4 digital press

Xerox has further enhanced its range of offerings in the wide format graphics market with the launch of the Xerox/Epson Stylus Pro 11880.

LGDavis expands printing capabilities by installing second Xerox iGen3

In order to meet growing customer demand for digital print services, Guildford-based iQ Laserpress has upgraded its digital colour press portfolio to include a new Xerox iGen3 110 Production Press.

Advantage Digital Print (ADP) meets Fine Art Trade Guild quality standards with the Xerox iGen3