Las Vegas, May 14, 2008 – At the International Reprographics Association (IRgA) Annual Convention, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging and office solutions, will showcase its line of printers specifically geared toward the CAD (Computer Aided Design), AEC (Architectural, Engineering and Construction), GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and other technical documents markets. The Company will also preview a new high-end 44-inch imagePROGRAF large format printer at the show (Canon IRgA Booth #437).

In the past two years, Canon has expanded its presence in the technical documents market with a comprehensive line of printers and printing solutions. Products on display at IRgA include Canon's award-winning imagePROGRAF iPF720, iPF605 and iPF8000S large format printers, as well as the imagePRESS C1 digital press.

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., May 13, 2008 – Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging, announces two new additions to its line of compact photo printers: the radical SELPHY CP770 and the exciting ultra-compact CP760 Photo Printers. These sensibly sized photo printers tout a fresh, unique design which simplifies printing for all users and makes it easier to print photos instantly, almost anywhere. Whether it’s baby’s first steps in the nursery or grandma and grandpa’s summer road trip, these compact photo printers can provide the whole family with instant memories almost anywhere –all without having to use a computer or camera to download images. These new printers are the perfect choice for anyone who wants to experience the joy of printing photos.

The Canon SELPHY CP770 compact photo printer is the cute carry-it-all solution for those looking for a small photo printer for the home or on-the-go. The SELPHY CP770 photo printer comes bundled in a basket-style storage bucket, which not only houses the printer, but also stores coordinating accessories including paper, ink cartridge and power cord. The unique design is the first of its kind and allows consumers to tote the printer virtually anywhere they need to go: summer camp, birthday parties, wedding showers, or a scrapbooking get-together.

May 13, 2008, Las Vegas, NV – Océ will reveal its latest advancement in large format color printing technology and display its broad and deep footprint in large format printing and productive workflow software solutions in Booth #107 at the IRgA 2008 Annual Convention and Trade Show May 13-15 in Las Vegas, NV. In addition, visitors to Océ’s booth will learn how the company’s longstanding commitment and unique approach to environmentally sound practices can help reprographic businesses meet their own sustainability goals and enhance their competitiveness.
Océ will unveil the Océ ColorWave™ 600 printer, a revolutionary advancement in large format color printing, which uses its new Océ CrystalPoint™ technology. This new technology combines the best of toner-based printing with the best of inkjet technology for all-around productivity for a wide range of applications in an entirely sustainable process. It will enable reprographers to expand the most profitable part of their business allowing them to print more color applications in less time with extraordinary quality.

NEW YORK (May 12, 2008) – With postage price increases taking effect today, Océ Business Services, a leader in document process management and electronic discovery, shared recommendations to help enterprises increase the efficiency of their mail management operations while containing costs.
Océ Business Service provides the following guidelines designed to help organizations address five key mail management issues:
Minimize costly flats
Fold pages and insert them into smaller envelopes. For example, inserting nine pages into a 10”x13” flat envelope will cost $1.14 in postage. Folding the same nine pages and inserting them into a 6”x9.5” envelope will cost $.59 in postage, a 49 percent savings. (A 6”x 9.5” is .5 ounces lighter than a large envelope.) In addition to folding, duplex-printing documents (copying on both sides of the page rather than one side) before mailing can reduce postage costs by minimizing both the weight and thickness of the mail piece.