Intelligent, connected printers
The HP Officejet Office Prox476dw multifunctional business printer can print, copy, scan, fax and send files and is easily integrated into corporate networks.
The Officejet 7610 Wide Format e-All-in-One on the other hand delivers wide format printing from 3 x 5 to 13 x 19 inches. The device is designed for volumes of up to 800 pages per month.
Multifunction to the ’T’
Designed with customer feedback from around the world is the latest HP Designjet T2500 eMultifunction Printer, that has a 30% smaller footprint than its predecessor.
The Designjet T2500 is perfect for architects, engineers, construction and geographic information system (GIS) firms, as well as government agencies and enterprise customers.
“We have seen a great shift in how architecture, engineering and construction firms work, evolving from teams operating out of a central location to a rising number of remote workgroups with increased firm-to-firm collaboration,” said Serena Yong, General Manager, PPS, Malaysia & Singapore, HP.. “Extending HP’s new design features to a multifunction device will help improve productivity and enhance all types of working environments.”
Aside from the ability to scan, print and copy, the Designjet T2500 has an Embedded Web Server (EWS) that allows users to submit files, manage job queues, track print jobs and more. With HP Designjet ePrint & Share, users can automatically save copies of projects to the cloud when scanning or printing. Users can also send print jobs via email.
Meanwhile, the new Designjet T1500 ePrinter is a two roll, web-connected ePrinter. The unique two-roll set-up helps eliminate clutter and smart switching saves production time.
Learn more about Designjet.
For Z-erious work
HP also showcased its 2013 Z portfolio, first introduced in October 2013. The impressive portfolio includes three new HP ZBook Mobile Workstations including the famed Ultrabook-class ZBook 14, five new HP Z Displays and uprated and enhanced award-winning HP Z Desktop Workstations.
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