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Irvine's Toshiba America launches new multifunction product line
E-STUDIO series offers advanced productivity for small, medium-size businesses.
By Kimberly GomesPublished: February 09, 2010 10:46 AM
Irvine-based Toshiba America Business Solutions has released a new line of multifunction products that are ideal for small and medium-size businesses. The e-STUDIO 181, 182 and 242 series combines standard printing, copying, faxing and scanning capabilities in a cost-efficient and user-friendly design.
The three low-range black and white models feature high functionality, advanced power and networking abilities. They are also Energy Star compliant, which can help lower costs, and they offer extended maintenance cycles and waste-free toner recycling for customers.
“These new models bring world-class Toshiba innovation to local businesses and home offices that previously found such functionality and networking abilities out of reach due to cost," says Joseph Contreras, director of Product Solutions Marketing for Toshiba.
Among the series' other features: The models come equipped with simple analog user designs and a built-in USB interface for print and scanning functions. The e-STUDIO also accommodates both low-volume and high-volume printing needs.
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The three low-range black and white models feature high functionality, advanced power and networking abilities. They are also Energy Star compliant, which can help lower costs, and they offer extended maintenance cycles and waste-free toner recycling for customers. “These new models bring world-class Toshiba innovation to local businesses and home offices that previously found such functionality and networking abilities out of reach due to cost," says Joseph Contreras, director of Product Solutions Marketing for Toshiba. Among the series' other features: The models come equipped with simple analog user designs and a built-in USB interface for print and scanning functions. The e-STUDIO also accommodates both low-volume and high-volume printing needs. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Tustin's Toshiba gets FDA nod Lake Forest's Panasonic Avionics inks deal with Sichuan Airlines Irvine's Broadcom buys tech firm for $123 million |
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