First a little of bit of news: On January 3rd 2004 the first of the Mars Exploration Rovers, Spirit, has successfully landed on theMartian surface with a "very strong signal" being received from the lander. It was a tense few minutes as no signal was received from the lander during the minutes while it bounced over the surface. Mission Control is described as being a wild place with the mission scientists very happy.
What a beautiful night!! SNOW, and lot's of it. I took the little brown dog out for a short walk and since she's a transplant from South Carolina, she was not sure what to make of the SNOW. You may have guessed it, but I'm a SNOW fanatic, it could SNOW for three days and I would just love it!!!!
1/5/04 7:55 PM
Topic by Guest
New from Ricoh, due to be launched in Feb 2004. Copy, Print, Fax and Scan thats all I have.
1/5/04 7:37 PM
Reply by Guest
Jayson has it right, we will have a 50ppm copier/printer from Toshiba and a new 32 and 28 ppm copier/printer (ricoh OEM) with saddle stitcher. Rumor has it Ricoh is going to drop the 1224 and 1232 from the line up as soon as inventory has been...
1/2/04 9:28 PM
Reply by Jayson Gilbertson
Ted,You are correct. This 50ppm color from Toshiba is a new box the will be releasing soon from what I have heard.JG
1/2/04 4:23 PM
Reply by Ted
First, what 50cpm Toshiba color are y'all talking about? I can't find a 50cpm Toshiba color on their website or in the books. The only 50cpm colors I can find are Canon and Konica. Second, Toshiba makes SHARP's 55-65-80 cpm B/W, not the other way ...
1/2/04 3:56 PM
Reply by Graham
So let me get this strait....Sharp is Making the Toshiba 55-65-80 ppm machines and Ricoh is going to make their 90 and 105 ppm machines? Am I right here???
1/2/04 10:35 AM
Reply by Jay
Unfortunately my sources say the 2035/45 will not have an upgrade path for SMB. Ricoh will have a 2035e/2045e sometime in the second quarter that will have all the features of 2022/27.
1/2/04 9:19 AM
Reply by Guest
Greg:Thanx, I will make the comment. Lets see, Ricoh Dealers, RBS, Savin, Savin Dealers, Lanier, Lanier Dealers, IBM and now Toshiba.When the competition is down, do you lend them a hand to get back in the ring? Do you offer them technology that they...
1/2/04 1:29 AM
Reply by Guest
Art, I think that is accurate and I was confusing the topic with creative color. The temporary creative color solution will be Toshiba OEM. I'm surprised nobody commented on Toshiba having access to the 2090/2105.
12/31/03 9:25 PM
Reply by Jayson Gilbertson
Source I have said any graphics color in the next 2-3 years will be toshiba OEM. I post questions on the league and the silence is deafing. Some posted a rumor about ricoh relableing konica or something like that a Dave jump all over that and said the...
12/31/03 6:46 PM
Reply by Guest
Sources told me the 50ppm color laser printer is Ricoh's OEM product. I was not aware of a 50ppm copier to be released by Ricoh. I was aware of the 32ppm copier printer (toshiba OEM).We'll have to do some more checking!
12/31/03 5:42 PM
Reply by Guest
The 50ppm color system is Toshiba OEM. Other rumor is the trade off will be that Ricoh offers to Toshiba the 2090, 2105 for resale. Uh-Oh...
12/31/03 2:20 PM
Reply by Graham
Just looked at it on the Ricoh Japan web site, all I can see is pictures since I can't read Japanese . Looks very similar to the CL7000CMF but I did see a saddle stitch pic.Attached is the Japanese brochure, it has the pics of the saddle stitch...
12/31/03 9:47 AM
Topic by Mike N
Does anyone have an LCT adapter for a 6513. I have had one on backorder from Ricoh for over a month now.
12/31/03 9:10 AM
Reply by Guest
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riginally posted by Rick Rivera:sold a gbc streampunch in November. Removed it in December.A) "hanging chads" not falling into "bucket", falling into the unit itself jamming the entire system.B) during our "launch"...'it's really cool and it...
riginally posted by Rick Rivera:sold a gbc streampunch in November. Removed it in December.A) "hanging chads" not falling into "bucket", falling into the unit itself jamming the entire system.B) during our "launch"...'it's really cool and it...12/30/03 6:40 PM
Reply by Jayson Gilbertson
Art,The 50PPM you speak of, is it Ricoh OEM or Toshiba?JG
12/30/03 6:22 PM
Reply by Guest
Pete just called me and spoke about this. Finally we will have our bookletmaker for the CMF and the AP versions!!!!!!!! Watch out Canon!Plus rumor has it, we will have our 50PPM color printer sometime in 04. Rumor also has it that the system will be...
12/30/03 4:49 PM
Reply by Guest
Also please note the time that it took to get an answer (almost three weeks). Make sure you use this thread in your arsenal against Konica Minolta!
12/30/03 4:43 PM
Topic by Guest
Ok, I asked a question through Konica Minoltas web site for a questions that was posted here. The question was CAN THE DI3510F LAN FAX? Here's the answer Please contact the local Konica Minolta dealer for assistance. OMG, This is why Konica Minolta...
12/30/03 2:20 PM
Reply by bnosbod
PageCounter from Equitrac allows you to connect a terminal to a Fax device to capture Fax costs, and then integrate with the accounting server for billing and reports. Equitrac's Flexible Control TerminalPageCounter is a versatile, modular, and...
12/30/03 1:44 PM
Reply by Jayson Gilbertson
I hope ricoh will update firmware so the 2035's will do scan to file also. I have customers who would pay for that update. JG
12/30/03 1:41 PM
Topic by Jayson Gilbertson
I love the 2027 SMB scan to file! You plug in to Windows network with a shared folder. Press browse and you now can select the folder to scan to. No ScanRT needed. Better yet press file type and you can name the file at the machine to send it to the...
12/30/03 10:22 AM
Reply by Guest
m what I know the incoming faxes can't be inward routed without the sub address. The write fax allows you to use DID lines so each individual would have a seperate fax #.As far as the 5010. You can put an additional line on the unit so if there are...
12/30/03 10:21 AM
Topic by Guest
I have a customer with more than 100 fax machines. They are looking to reduce that number significantly. Is the 5510NF a viable solution? The idea being to rout incoming faxes to the recipients e-mail. Would the sender have to attach a sub code in...
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