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Digital Express, a leading provider of high-quality, quick-turnaround printing services, today announced the acquisition of a Canon varioPRINT iX inkjet press. This new addition to their arsenal of equipment will allow Digital Express to offer their customers even faster turnaround times, higher quality prints, and more competitive pricing. “We are excited to announce the acquisition of the Canon varioPRINT iX inkjet press,” said Sean Graveline, owner of Digital Express. “This press is a game-changer for our business. It will allow us to provide our customers with the exceptional quality and service they expect from Digital Express, while also helping us to be more efficient and cost-effective.” The Canon varioPRINT iX is a high-speed inkjet press that is ideal for a variety of high-quality color printing applications, including books, manuals, direct mail, coupons, newsletters, letterhead, brochures, statements and more. The press is three times faster than Digital Express's previous …
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We've got a new edition of thINK Forward, research on the book market, new live classes, and ready-to-go marketing materials just for you in the October E-Newsletter ! …
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PRINT COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING SOLUTIONS IN LANSING AND ANN ARBOR Foresight Group brings together the best print communication resources to promote your business, services, events and products. We can help you reach your target market by utilizing all of our marketing solutions to deliver your message to a targeted audience. Our sales and support teams bring quality customer service and value to all of your marketing needs. Contact: Stacey Trzeciak 2822 N Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd Lansing, Michigan 48906 (517) 485-5700 staceyt@foresightgroup.net …
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In the early days of the production digital printing market, electrophotography ruled. The most commonly-supported sheet sizes were Letter (8.5" by 11"), Legal (8.5" by 14"), and Ledger (11" by 17"). Some systems even supported sheets as large as 12" by 18". With a couple of notable exceptions, 12" by 18" was as large as it got. This relatively small size contributed to the perception that digital printing devices were not suitable for commercial print markets where print service providers (PSPs) were accustomed to much larger sheet sizes. There were some exceptions, of course. Some electrophotographic devices supported the printing of long sheets, which opened up opportunities for applications like multi-panel brochures, wrap-around book covers, and pocket folders. There are even a few sheet-fed electrophotographic devices that support formats as large as B2 (19.7" by 27.8" / 500 mm. by 707 mm.), most notably multiple models in that size from HP Indigo. In addition, some roll-fed …