Tagged With "C8500"

to look at a picture to look at a picture - Streamline business operations with high productivity and abundant post-processing functions, and contribute to environmental management with excellent energy-saving performance - Ricoh 　Co., Ltd. (President and Executive Officer: Akira Oyama) has released A3 color printers "RICOH IP C8510" and "RICOH IP C8510M,” “RICOH IP C8500,” and “RICOH IP C8500M” will be released on February 9, 2024. The new product is positioned as a successor to the RICOH...

These devices were released in Japan, thinking we may have all of just one of these models in the coming months in the US

Ricoh launches new high speed color printer Launched the IP C8500 color laser A3 printer Top speed of 45ppm 4 tandem OPC drum design 4800x1200dpi Maximum paper capacity of 4,850 sheets 7” color LCD touchscreen control panel5.2 second first color print out time 21 second warm up time Built-in print controller 2GB RAM + 4GB RAM 256GB SSD 10/100/1000BaseT, USB, NFC & WiFi Link for Ricoh config

Does anyone still make copies these days? I can't remember the last time I saw someone use the copy function on an office MFP (Multi-Functional Printer). More than ever, users are printing and scanning rather than copying. But does this mean the copy function will become obsolete? Nah, it's not going to happen anytime soon because there's a boatload of paper documents that may still need to be copied from time to time. Thus, even if you're not a fan of printing on paper, Ricoh has taken the...

I get what you're saying but...its just a printer. Essentially nothing better than the 840dn it replaced, just an updated engine. The multi-fold is nice but also expensive.

@grizzlyadams ty for the comment. CARG for MFPs over the next few years will have a negative growth rate, while managed print will have a CARG of more than 9.8%. While it's really nothing more than the C840dn, the refresh was badly needed. In the US market place all we get is the IP C8500 while other markets will get to resell both the IP C8500 and the IP C8510 (55 ppm). Peronally I would much rather have the IP C8510. Thanx again for response!

You are correct, it did need a refresh.