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I really like number 4, and I believe #7 is going to happen sooner than we expected. I hold out hope as well.

Not liking the Kyocera part of #4 at all. On the other hand really liking # 10 Add: Color equipment will become more prevalent with costs of color equipment continuing to drop and coming more in line with monochrome.

5) - Canon bought a very large stake in one last year (Therefore). Locally hosted or cloud based.

Durst HQ in Brixen, Italy “With a heavy heart, we close our headquarters for the next two weeks,’ said Christoph Gamper, CEO, Durst Group. The company confirmed last week that a staff member had tested positive to the novel coronavirus Covid-19 but said at the time that, “the employee in question has not been [at] the company for 13 days and has had only very limited contact with other employees.” In an update this week, Gamper said: “Fortunately, we have no more cases, and we are all doing...

It's a cool feature, but I'm trying to figure out what the application is for using such a feature. Why use a 5 or 6 inch smart phone screen to control it when you can use the 10 inch screen at the machine. If there is a simple device management app for administrators to use to manage the machines, I can see that being useful.

Ok understood, but you could have your own personal settings, maybe your own personal apps for copy, print or scan jobs. Too new but many personal applications may come into play

I have sold Canon, Sharp, Konica, Kyocera. If samsung is just now talking about a mobile app, they are way behind. Which they have been for sometime. Kyocera has the best mobile app hands down. It even works with off brand devices on the network. HP printers.....manage print services. See where I am going with this?

Samsung is not talking about a mobile app all of the sudden. They've had mobile apps for some time now. I have seen all the other mobile apps out there and Samsung by far blows everyone out of the water.

I'm not talking about Mobile Printing, we're talking about a true android tablet that is the user interface for the new MFP. Anything that you can do on your Andriod tablet or smartphone can be done at the copier, along with some additional apps that are very interesting. I'm learning more myself about this new system and the capabilities.

Guess nobody saw the thread I started in the Samsung forum. Anyway, here is a great video to watch. They even have a $1,700 retail tabletop with a 10" Galaxy tablet as the display. http://www.samsung.com/us/busi.../Smart_UX_Center.mp4

I did!!!

I can see these being very cool for libraries, information kiosks and other public areas. It's basically a fully functional web-connected tablet with print/scan/fax capabilities. That's where I'm excited to sell these. But in a corporate environment? Not so sure... #1 I would like to read a whitepaper on the security risks of such an open platform... Are you the apps limited, or could I install a Facebook app and print off all of my friends photos? And #,2 I wonder if the heavy customization...

Looking back 2014 was one of my best years in the business. The fourth quarter of 2014 was the best quarter I've ever had!  I can only hope that 2015 will be as good as 2014 if not better.   Last years Top Ten MFP Copier Industry Predictions...

I was with the samsung guys today and was told there is an app for usage of the system, which is pretty cool.  but the coolest feature to come is the app that will allow you to connect your smart phone to the system and control the system!  ...

AUSTIN, Texas , Sept. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today at SpiceWorld 2019, Spiceworks announced its annual 2020 State of IT study examining technology budget shifts and emerging technology trends in organizations across North America and Europe . The findings indicate that as businesses' revenues and technology budgets grow over the next 12 months, many businesses will deploy cutting-edge technologies to replace outdated infrastructures and to address growing security concerns. Of those...

Well for the first time in my life I feel that I was discriminated because of my age. More to come on this in the premium forums.

This Week in the Copier Industry Ten Years Ago First Week of December 2017 sponsored by We're do the last four weeks before the start of 2023. 2023 will enable us to post a weekly thread titled....."This Week in the Copier Industry Twenty Years Ago". hard to believe that twenty years have passed. It will be interested to read the titles and topics of those threads back in the early 2003. For more the start of 2003 also marks the "golden age" for Digital MFPs. Enjoy These great Copier Threads...