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Oki sends to print

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Monday, 01 January 2007

Oki has unveiled its C8600 model, which it claims makes A3 colour printer systems more accessible to businesses by dramatically reducing complexity, cost and space requirements. John Ross, general manager at Oki Middle East, said: "The innovative C8600 is the smallest A3 printer and confirms how Oki is committed to developing professional colour printing solutions that meet the needs and requirements of individuals and businesses. Users now have the freedom to expand their document creation capability and choose how and on what sized paper they want to print and no longer have to compress detailed documents onto A4-sized pages." According to Oki, the compact C8600 is only slightly larger than most A4 contemporaries.

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