New York, May 12, 2016. – Ricoh Rus launches a new line of customizable A4 black-and-white printing devices for homes, home offices, small and medium businesses.
Ricoh’s new SP 150 series devices feature compact size, stylish design and print speeds of 22 pages per minute. It connects to a tablet or smart device via USB or Wi-Fi, and works with a PC via a virtual control panel from which you can set up and run printing, copying and scanning. The devices work in both Windows and Mac OS environments.
And best of all: Users who print at home or use small printers in the office will have the opportunity for the first time to add a new touch to their interiors with the custom design of the SP 150 printer – something no other manufacturer has offered in this segment before. The SP 150’s design will inspire and personalize your work.
Bert de Griff, Head of Marketing, Ricoh Europe, Printers“If you have an exquisite smart device, a powerful tablet, and state-of-the-art IT equipment, then the printing equipment should match your style, too.Through extensive technical expertise and a strong customer focus, we have been able to create a line of printing devices that meet the needs of the modern home and small office and provide easy, convenient and reliable printing in all environments.
Ricoh’s updated product portfolio covers all market segments and includes flexible partner programs. We offer an alternative to other brands and allow our partners to form a balanced range of products and solutions.
This is great news! I’m curious to know, what are the customization options available for these entry-level printing devices? Can users choose specific features or even add their own designs?
The entry-level printing devices usually have limited customization options. Users may have the freedom to choose basic settings like paper size, orientation, and quality. However, advanced features and design customization are often reserved for higher-end models. Users may not be able to add their own designs directly to the device but can transfer custom designs through connected devices like computers or smartphones for printing.
Entry-level printing devices typically offer a range of customization options for users. These may include selecting different paper sizes, adjusting print quality settings, choosing color options, and even adding special effects like borders or filters to prints. Some models may also allow users to connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for wireless printing, or even utilize mobile apps to control print jobs remotely. Additionally, users may have the option to add their own designs through compatible software or by uploading images directly to the printer. Overall, entry-level printing devices offer a variety of customization features to meet the needs and preferences of different users.
This is interesting news about Ricoh Rus launching their first line of customizable printing devices. I’m curious to know what kind of customization options are available for these entry-level devices. Can users personalize the printing settings or add additional features? It would be helpful to understand the extent of customization to better assess their suitability for specific needs.