FS-C5016N Color Laser Printer
No other color printer can match
the FS-C5016N’s price per page advantage in this class, according to Better
Buys for Business
Fairfield, New Jersey, November 24, 2003 ?? Kyocera Mita, one of the
world's leading document imaging companies, today announced that its
FS-C5016N color/monochrome printer has been honored with the Editor??s
Choice award from Better Buys for Business, a highly regarded testing
organization of office imaging equipment.
??At little
more than half the industry average for color printing cost, this printer
is truly a standout in a very competitive environment,? said Steve
Hannaford, editor, Better Buys for Business. ??If you plan on using the
printer extensively, and if you plan to produce lots of color pages, this
is by far the most cost-effective letter/legal size printer on the market.
We enthusiastically give it our Editor??s Choice Award.?
Some
additional FS-C5016N highlights reported in the 2004 Color Laser Printer
Guide from Better Buys for Business:
- Impressive consumables
prices - Outstanding per-page costs make this a great choice for busy
offices
- The FS-C5016N has a solid
400MHz processor, comes Ethernet-ready, and PostScript and PCL are
standard as well.
- Memory starts at a generous
96MB RAM (608MB Maximum)
- Respectable paper handling
capabilities
- Offers an optional envelope
feeder (Capacity of 70 envelopes) – no other models have a dedicated
envelope feeder in the color printer market
- Offers an optional Wi-Fi
adaptor for wireless Ethernet
Also
included in the report is a review of Kyocera Mita’s FS-C8008N/DN - 31
pages per minute (ppm) monochrome and 8-ppm full color multifunctional
product.
FS-C5016N
Product Information
Kyocera Mita’s FS-C5016N printer is available through dealers and printer
resellers in North America (Estimated street price $2,356). For a local
dealer or printer reseller near you, logon to www.kyoceramita.com/us.
The
FS-C5016N is backed with an industry-leading 1-year warranty on parts and
labor from the date of install, and the maintenance kit is warranted for a
period of 3 years or 200,000 prints, whichever comes first.
Kyocera Mita’s FS-1020D
offers low total cost of ownership (TCO), small footprint and high-quality
output
Fairfield, New Jersey, October 20, 2003 - Kyocera Mita, one of the
world's leading document imaging companies, today announced the
availability of its next generation monochrome laser ECOSYS printer, the
FS-1020D. The printer has a fast 21 page per minute output yield (first
print out in less than 10 seconds), standard duplex and produces crisp 600
dpi graphics and text. Utilizing ECOSYS technology, the FS-1020D can boast
an ultra low $.012 (MSRP) per monochrome page cost.
“The
FS-1020D further proves Kyocera Mita’s dedication to providing end-users
with the highest quality printers at the lowest possible cost,” said
Michael Pietrunti, vice president, marketing for Kyocera Mita America.
“This device is perfect for any size company and can be easily positioned
throughout an organization at a very low initial cost and TCO.”
The FS-1020D
includes a standard paper capacity of 250 sheets, plus a multi-purpose tray
that can accommodate 50 sheets (550 maximum paper supply). It can process
letter and legal size paper up to 90 lb bond. The printer comes with 16MB
of standard printer memory upgradeable to 272MB. The FS-1020D also is
designed with a fast PowerPC405 266 MHz CPU – which processes documents
quickly for maximum productivity and minimum wait time.
The printer
can support most operating systems and print description languages,
including PRESCRIBE, PCL6 (PCL XL PCL5e) and KPDL3 (Postscript 3
Emulation). Users can integrate the Kyocera Mita-developed IB-22 embedded
wireless interface. This interface allows users to place the FS-1020D
wherever they need maximum productivity without the cost of running
additional network cabling.
The FS-1020D
is backed with an industry-leading one-year warranty on parts and labor
from the date of install. The unit measures 14.9" (W) x 14.8" (D)
x 9.3" (H) and weighs approximately 23.2 lbs. The FS-1020D is Energy
Star compliant.
About
ECOSYS Technology
Kyocera Mita introduced ECOSYS for its printer line to symbolize its
environmentally friendly properties. ECOSYS products allow the addition of
toner to the existing unit without disposal of the drum, eliminating the
unnecessary waste of cartridges. Unnecessary waste is eliminated because
the only consumable is toner. ECOSYS printers also utilize long-life drums
that significantly reduce the cost per page.
FS-1020D
Availability and Pricing
Kyocera Mita’s FS-1020D printer is available through authorized Kyocera
Mita dealers and printer resellers in North America at a manufacturer’s
suggested retail price of $598. For a local dealer or printer reseller near
you, logon to www.kyoceramita.com/us.
IB-22
Pricing and Availability:
The IB-22 wireless enhanced network interface is available today and is
priced at $419 (MSRP).
Kyocera Mita’s ECOSYS
technology delivers exceptionally low operating costs without sacrificing
high quality output
Fairfield, New Jersey, July 30, 2003 - Kyocera Mita, one of the
world's leading document imaging companies, announced today that it has
been awarded the Most Cost-Effective Printer Technology award from
internationally known Business Equipment Research and Test Laboratories
(BERTL). This award further validates Kyocera Mitaâs commitment to lowering
its customerâs total cost of ownership (TCO) as well as providing an
environmentally friendly product, which maintains the highest quality
output.
“Kyocera
Mita is honored to receive BERTL’s Most Cost-Effective Printer Technology
award,” said Michael Pietrunti, vice president, marketing for Kyocera Mita
America. “BERTL’s recognition further supports our claims that Kyocera Mita
offers the lowest printer TCO in the industry today. This commitment was
further reinforced with Kyocera Mita’s introduction of the FS-C5016N, the
first color printer in the 11-20 page segment to offer a color page for
less than five cents.”
“The core of
ECOSYS is a Kyocera Mita patented long life amorphous silicon drum which
has a much longer life than traditional network printer imaging/toner
cartridge units and can last up to a half million impressions without being
thrown away,” said Carmel Rowley, CEO BERTL. “This not only reduces
landfill waste, but also reduces the cost per page significantly. When
BERTL analysts performed an accelerated 24-hour continuous print test,
Kyocera Mita’s ECOSYS technology easily beat its competition, with
reliability as good or better than products it was tested against.”
Fairfield, New Jersey, March 12, 2003 ?? Kyocera Mita, one
of the world's leading document imaging companies, today announced that it
has been honored with two Editor??s Choice awards by highly regarded testing
organization Better Buys for Business. The 2003 Mid-Volume Monochrome
Printer Guide from Better Buys for Business reports that Kyocera Mita
FS-1800+ and FS-1800N+ (19 pages per minute) printers have been named the
best overall buys and best performing products in their category. They
demonstrate low cost of operation and strong paper handling, coupled with
an economical purchase price when compared with competing brands. Also
included in the report is a review of Kyocera Mita??s FS-3800 (25 pages per
minute) printer product family.
According to
Better Buys for Business, “Each machine stacks up well against the
competition. The FS-1800 and FS-3800 families boast some of the lowest
operating costs of any printer in the guide – less than 0.7 cents a page.
That’s a lot cheaper than the competition, and if you use these printers
anywhere close to their duty cycles, it means a remarkable amount of
savings.”
The report
also highlights some additional advantages utilizing the FS-1800 and
FS-3800 product lines, including strong paper handling capabilities, higher-than-usual
print volumes, low operating costs, processing power (200MHz PowerPC chip),
multiple original printing standard and optional hard drive. The devices
also offer two-sided printing and envelope-feeding options as well as an
optional embedded wireless (802.11b, Wi-Fi compliant) Ethernet card.
Kyocera Mita Dealers Will Sell TROY’s 802.11b
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth™ Wireless Product Lines combined with Kyocera Mita’s
IB-22 Wireless LAN Interface for True Wireless Connectivity
Santa Ana, California and Fairfield, New Jersey, October 24, 2002 -- TROY
Wireless, a division of TROY Group Inc. (NASDAQ: TROY) and a leader in both
wireless and wired network connectivity, and Kyocera Mita, one of the
world's leading document imaging companies, today announced a strategic
marketing agreement to provide wireless connectivity solutions to Kyocera
Mita’s network of dealers across the United States. This partnership will
allow dealers to combine Kyocera Mita’s recently announced IB-22 Integrated
Wireless Network Interface with TROY’s 802.11b Wi-Fi or Bluetooth products.
This partnership will enable the end-user to achieve complete wireless
connectivity on Kyocera Mita’s entire line of printers and multi-functional
products. TROY's Chairman and CEO, Patrick Dirk, said: "We are pleased
that Kyocera Mita, a leading provider of digital imaging solutions, has
chosen Troy's 802.11b and Bluetooth products as their wireless solution.
Their extensive dealer network is an ideal sales channel for our wireless
connectivity products.” "The TROY Wireless products are a great
complement to Kyocera Mita’s recently announced IB-22 enhanced wireless LAN
interface,” said Michael Pietrunti, vice president, marketing for Kyocera
Mita. “End-users can use these solutions for true wireless document
processing, and keep the same functionality as a hardwired network. TROY is
one of the few companies that provides both 802.11b and Bluetooth
connectivity capabilities, which are critical to wireless capabilities for
our customers. As a result, our dealers will now have a competitive
advantage because they will be able to offer leading edge digital imaging
products designed with wireless connectivity using the latest
technologies.” The TROY Wireless products covered in this agreement
include: – EtherWind 802.11b print server. The EtherWind connects any
Kyocera Mita digital imaging product to an 802.11b wireless network. –
WindConnect Bluetooth print adapter. The WindConnect provides Bluetooth
wireless connectivity on Kyocera Mita digital imaging products. – EtherSync
802.11b PC card. The EtherSync enables 802.11b wireless capabilities on
most laptop computers. – WindPort Bluetooth PC card. The WindPort enables
Bluetooth wireless capabilities on most laptop computers. TROY Wireless
802.11b Product Information: The TROY Wireless 802.11b products are
available through Kyocera Mita dealers. Kyocera Mita IB-22 Integrated
Wireless Enhanced Network Interface Product Information: The highly
functional IB-22 provides customers several advanced capabilities, including:
the ability to implement into current/new networks without additional
cabling, to move equipment without the cost of special networking
assistance, mobile printing, multi-office printing flexibility and the cost
benefit of paying virtually the same price as wired hardware. The IB-22
offers customers an embedded network solution that maintains full
bi-directional communication and allows all Kyocera Mita utilities to
operate exactly the same as when installed in a wired network. The IB-22 is
available and is priced at $419 (MSRP). ABOUT KYOCERA MITA Kyocera Mita is
one of the world’s largest manufacturers and leading providers of
computer-connectable peripherals, including network-ready digital
copiers/printers, laser printers, color copiers/printers, digital laser
facsimiles, multi-functional and wide format imaging solutions. Kyocera
Mita is part of Kyocera Corporation, the world’s leading developer and
manufacturer of advanced ceramics and associated products, including
telecommunications equipment, semiconductor packages and electronic
components. Kyocera Corporation’s consolidated net revenues totaled $7.78
billion during the year ended March 31,2002. Kyocera Mita’s headquarters
for the Americas are in Fairfield, New Jersey. For more information, visit
http://www.kyoceramita.com. About TROY Group TROY Group is a leading
provider of wireless technology and electronic payment solutions. TROY
Wireless, a leader in short-range wireless solutions, designs and
manufactures high-performance 802.11b (also known as "Wi-Fi"), as
well as Bluetooth(TM) hardware and software products. These products enable
wireless communications between printers, PCs, mobile cellular phones, PDAs
and digital cameras -- in office, home, industrial, retail, medical and
other environments. TROY Wireless is also a premier supplier of hardwired
network printing products. TROY Systems is an industry-leading provider of
electronic payment solutions. The TROY Systems product line includes secure
Internet check and credit card payment systems, ACH processing services,
payment software systems, check conversion, electronic bill payment (EBP)
and laser check printing solutions. The company distributes products to
major corporations, key government accounts, retailers and distributors in
55 countries worldwide. Visit TROY at www.troygroup.com. Forward-looking
statements of TROY (statements that are not historical fact) in this news
release are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Certain important factors could
cause results to differ materially from those anticipated by the statements
made in this release, including the growth in acceptance of TROY's
electronic payment solutions by online brokerage firms, e-merchants and
other bill payment applications; the timely and successful development and
integration of the Bluetooth™ and other wireless standards; the market
acceptance of products incorporating wireless printing technologies; the
ability to continue to develop and market other e-commerce payment,
networked payment and wireless and other connectivity technologies; TROY's
ability to refocus its management and resources on these emerging
technologies; the ability to hire and retain qualified management,
technology and other personnel; the impact of competition from existing and
new technologies and companies; the ability to identify and assimilate
acquired companies and technologies; the continued demand for printed
financial documents; and the other factors set forth in TROY's periodic
reports and other documents filed with the Securities Exchange Commission
from time-to-time. Note to Editors: WindConnect, WindPort, EtherWind, and
EtherSync are trademarks of TROY Group Inc. Bluetooth is a trademark of
BLUETOOTH SIG Inc. and licensed to TROY. Wi-Fi is a trademark of the
Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance. Ecosys is a trademark of Kyocera
Mita Corporation. All other trademarks are property of their respective
holders.
Kyocera Mita
is improving the document management processes of customers and making
people's jobs easier through a high-performance, end-to-end digital imaging
product line that delivers one of the industry's lowest total costs of
ownership (TCO).
The company manufactures and markets network-ready digital copiers/printers,
laser printers, color copiers/printers, digital laser facsimiles,
multi-functional, wide format imaging products and a portfolio of Kyocera
Mita-developed and third-party software and network solutions. Kyocera Mita
is a group company of Kyocera Corporation, the world's leading developer
and manufacturer of advanced ceramics and associated products, including
telecommunications equipment, semiconductor packages and electronic
components. Kyocera Corporation's consolidated net revenues totaled $9.0 billion
during the year ended March 31, 2003. Kyocera employs more than 40,000
people worldwide.
Kyocera Mita's operations in the Americas are headquartered in Fairfield,
New Jersey. The company produces toner, developers and cartridges at a
state-of-the art manufacturing facility in Greenville, South Carolina, and
operates a training and parts distribution center in Dallas as the hub for
its technical and sales training operations.
Product Leadership
Kyocera's global leadership in printer technology was combined with Mita's
strength in copiers and multi-functional products when the two companies
merged in 2000. Kyocera Mita has leveraged this combined strength to
manufacture a complete line of award-winning digital imaging products and
their advanced ceramic components, including a long-life drum unit and
engine that are common on all Kyocera Mita-manufactured products. Kyocera
Mita introduced the world's first single-layer photo-electrostatic OPC drum
in 1998, and continues to excel in the development and manufacture of
long-life drums, a component it supplies to many printer and copier
manufacturers around the world.
All Kyocera Mita printers and multi-functional products utilize the common
KX driver, which provides a standard look and feel for end users and also
enables the easy set-up and management of all products running on the
network.
Technology Innovation
Kyocera Mita innovates using technology to reduce TCO, streamline advanced document
imaging tasks and protect the environment. Its environmental awareness is
evidenced through the ECOSYS brand of printers. Unnecessary waste of
cartridges is eliminated in ECOSYS products, since toner is added to the
existing unit without disposal of the drum, a feature that not only helps
protect the environment but contributes to a low TCO.
Kyocera Mita is the first player in the industry to offer complete embedded
wireless connectivity for all Kyocera Mita-developed printers and MFPs. The
company's wireless offerings enable mobile printing and multi-office
printing flexibility and give end users true wireless document processing
at the same functionality as a hard-wired network.
Dealer Network
The award-winning, high-performance Kyocera Mita product line is offered
through a nationwide network of over 400 dealers, who add value to
customers through quality integration, customization and 24/7 service and
support for the products. Kyocera Mita supports its network of dealers with
a strong National and Government Accounts Division that assists with large,
multi-regional opportunities and provides a focused strategy for Fortune
1000 accounts and the government.
The
Result
Kyocera Mita's ECOSYS printers and copiers create less waste than any competing
products and have the lowest comparable cost per print.
Environmentally
Proactive
Environmental consideration has also been taken in the development of the
materials used in the external casing of ECOSYS printers. A bromine-free
resin blend of polycarbonate and ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene stryrene) has
been employed. Bromine, a fire resistant agent, is known to release toxic
dioxins into the atmosphere when burned at low temperatures.
ECOSYS
Environmental and Cost Benefits
The benefits of Kyocera Mita's cartridge-free ECOSYS technology are
twofold. Ecologically, ECOSYS can help to eliminate the environmental
burden of used print cartridges worldwide that are now disposed of each
year. Economically, by eliminating the recurring costs associated with replacement
print cartridges, ECOSYS printers provide the industry's lowest TCO. This
incremental savings can recoup the printer's purchase price in a year or
less, particularly in network printing environments.
ECOSYS Honors and Awards
Kyocera Mita's ECOSYS printers have been recognized around the world since
1992 for their innovative technology and environmental friendliness.
Here are
recent worldwide awards:
- Better Buys for Business -
FS-C5016N - Editor's Choice 2003
- Government Computer News -
FS-1900 - Reviewer's Choice 2003
- Buyers Laboratory Inc. -
FS-9500DN - Recommended Rating 2002
- BERTL - FS-9500DN - 2002
Best of the Best
- Buyers Laboratory Inc. -
FS-9100DN - Recommended Rating 2002
- Better Buys for Business -
FS-9500DN - Editor's Choice 2002
- Buyers Laboratory Inc. -
3800 - Recommended Rating 2002
- BERTL - FS-9100 - 2001
Exceptional Rating
- BERTL - FS-8000C - 2001
Recommended Rating
- Byte Magazine, Best of
Comdex Spring 1992
- Byte Magazine Award of
Excellence 1992
- Editor's Choice from Better
Buys for Business, Editor's Choice PC Magazine (UK) 2001
- Editor's Choice rating from
PC Magazine (UK), 1998
- Editor's Choice rating from
PC Professional (Germany), 1998
- Finalist, Best New Products
Award at FOSE 1997
- Test Labs Recommended rating
from Computer Reseller News 1996
- Finalist, Best New Products
Award at FOSE 1996
- Pick of the Year from Buyers
Laboratories 1996
- Best Overall 11-30ppm Laser
Printer rating from Byte Magazine 1996
- Top 10 rating from PC World
1996
- Pick of the Year from Buyers
Laboratories 1995
- Best of Comdex Spring from
Byte Magazine 1995
- Better for the Environment
rating from Newsweek 1994
- Major Savings Against Other
Page Printers citation from Sunday Times (UK), 1994
- Look More Closely reference
from Computer Weekly (UK), 1994
- Technical Excellence rating
from PC Expert (France), 1994
- Saving Printing Costs
Long-term citation from PC Dealer (UK), 1994
- Performance is Incredible
citation from PC Report (South Africa), 1994
- Pick of the Year rating from
Buyers Laboratories 1993
- World's Best rating from PC
Professional (Germany), 1993
- Award of Excellence from
Nikkei Sangyou Newspapers (Japan), 1993
- Best of What's New from
Popular Science 1992
- Editors' Choice rating from
PC Magazine 1992
Kyocera
Toner
This is very similar to the way the video game business works. Assuming
Heffner's responsibilities will be Richard Duckworth, formerly KWC's
controller, who has been promoted to v. In earlier printers, the computer
sent a special sort of text file and a simple code giving the printer some
basic formatting information.
Kyocera
Toner Cartridges
This process continues until the page is printed. Including AVX
corporation, which merged with the company in 1990, the kyocera group's
global work force consists of approximately 26,000 people, with 13,000
outside of japan and more than 5,000 in the united states.
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Laser
Check Stock
When it vibrates out, it pulls some more ink into the reservoir to replace
the ink sprayed out. Each of the 12 regions served by the federal reserve
banks has its own economic characteristics.
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Cartridges
Many substances have been used as inks for secret writing. Kyocera offers
complete wire bond packaging capabilities within our san Diego, California,
and Kokubu, japan manufacturing plants.
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Check Printing
In other words, it is a decrease in the value of what each dollar can buy.
These oils have the advantage of drying faster than natural oils and make
possible high-speed printing.In the united states, money supply is
manipulated by the federal reserve bank with one of three methods: Buying
and selling government securities; raising or lowering banks' required
reserve ratio (percentage of their total deposits that banks must maintain
at federal reserve banks); and raising or lowering the discount rate
(interest rate banks pay to borrow money from the federal reserve).
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Depending on the Inkjet model, the print head is reset to the beginning
side of the page, or, in most cases, simply reverses direction and begins
to move back across the page as it prints.Kyocera's founders came to the u.
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Inkjet Cartridges
By combining these four colors of toner in varying proportions, you can
generate the full spectrum of color. In an office, a laser printer will
probably be connected to several separate host computers, so multiple users
can print documents from their machine. At the start of the printing job,
the laser printer establishes with the host computer how they will exchange
data. This pigment is blended into plastic particles, so the toner will
melt when it passes through the heat of the fuser.
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Laser Check Printing
The ribbon passes in front of a print head that has a series of tiny heated
pins. This breakdown measures the money supply by degree of liquidity.
Having this end-to-end control is the only way to assure end-to-end
quality.
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Micr Printer
As we'll see in the next section, the printer needs the page in this form
so the laser can write it out on the photoreceptor drum. In this process,
the "background" is discharged, while the electrostatic image
retains a positive charge. In virtually every city of the u.
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Printers
Keynesians believe that an increased money supply can lead to increased
employment and output. Therefore, most people have preferred to hold paper
money or checking balances, as long as paper currency and checks are
accepted as payment for goods and services and maintain their value in
terms of the amount of goods and services they can buy.
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Micr Toner
Kyocera also provides state-of-the-art nickel, gold, copper and tin-lead
plating services to meet the needs of our broad customer base. Initial
customer qualifications on packages 45mm and larger are just finishing
after passing industry standard reliability requirements along with kyocera
internal evaluation tests including 1,800 temperature cycles (package level
tests, -55 deg c to 125 deg c) and 5,000+ temperature cycles (board level
tests, 0 deg c to 100 deg c). And of course, you need some basic mechanical
acumen to perform the refill correctly. Some laser printers use a strip of
light emitting diodes (leds) to write the page image, instead of a single
laser.
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Toner Cartridge
When they were first introduced, laser printers were too expensive to use
as a personal printer. Complementing assembly are value-added test services
offered through our alliance partners. (KWC), a wholly-owned subsidiary
that manufactures and markets cdma wireless phones., Which acquired
qualcomm incorporated's cdma consumer wireless phone business in February
2000.
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Toner Cartridges
It will also vary based on the complexity of the page and size of any
images on the page.
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Finally, the printer passes the paper through the fuser, a pair of heated
rollers. This makes the paper appear brighter, which in turn makes any
image on the paper appear brighter. Some printers add all four colors to a
plate before placing the image on paper. In an office, a laser printer will
probably be connected to several separate host computers, so multiple users
can print documents from their machine.
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