Kodak Nexpress 2100 to rival Xerox iGen3 ?
Kodak served notice at this year's Print '05 & Converting '05 Convention that it is devoting the resources to be a major competitor of Xerox with the introduction of the Kodak Graphic Communications Group. The restructured division will focus exclusively on color digital equipment, agressively promoting the NexPress 2100 and NexPress 2500.
Credit Cary Sherburne of Whattheythink.com on a terffic breakdown of the new Kodak unit and the potential impact upon the Xerox iGen3 market. With close to $800 million in sales of Kodak digital equipment in the past quarter (including two weeks of CREO hardware sales), the demand for the NexPress 2100 has skyrocketed. It appears that Kodak is on the way to a succesful marriage between their hardware and software options by placing a renewed emphasis on consistency in delivering digital products and platforms.
If you're looking for a high volume, digital duplicator from NexPress or Xerox, please consider JJ Bender for all your equipment needs.
Credit Cary Sherburne of Whattheythink.com on a terffic breakdown of the new Kodak unit and the potential impact upon the Xerox iGen3 market. With close to $800 million in sales of Kodak digital equipment in the past quarter (including two weeks of CREO hardware sales), the demand for the NexPress 2100 has skyrocketed. It appears that Kodak is on the way to a succesful marriage between their hardware and software options by placing a renewed emphasis on consistency in delivering digital products and platforms.
If you're looking for a high volume, digital duplicator from NexPress or Xerox, please consider JJ Bender for all your equipment needs.
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