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| Ricoh Caplio RR770 |
23 November 2007 |
| Ricoh has quietly launched the 7.16-megapixel Caplio RR770, to bring big-screened compact goodness to the budget end of the market |
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| Survey: downtime biggest woe of digital print firms |
16 November 2007 |
| More than a third of production press users say downtime is their biggest business headache, a survey carried out by Ricoh has revealed. |
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| Coventry 0-4 West Brom |
12 November 2007 |
| West Brom go second in the table after beating 10-man Coventry in a fiery encounter at the Ricoh Arena. |
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| Copy and Print Fleet Manager |
01 January 0001 |
| CA-Silicon Valley/Peninsula, Copy and Print Fleet Manager INTEGRITY .. COMMITMENT .. IMAGINATION .. TEAM WORK .. As a global leader in the imaging technology and office automation industry, these are the qualities Ricoh Americas C ........... more |
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| Ricoh GR Digital II: Superior sequel |
31 October 2007 |
| The Ricoh GRD II is a top-class 10 megapixel camera jammed with features and options, including a large screen and wide-angle lens |
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| Services drive IBM Q3 profit up despite hardware slide |
16 October 2007 |
| IBM reported a 6 percent increase in profit for its fiscal third quarter as a strong performance from its services business offset a slide in hardware revenue.IBM reported profit of $2.36 billion, or $1.68 per share, compared to earnings of $2.22 billion or $1.45 in the year-ago quarter. Total revenue for the quarter was $24.1 billion, a 7 percent increase from last year when the company reported 22.6 billion. IBM beat consensus analyst earnings estimates from Thomson Financial but not revenue expectations; analysts had expected the company to earn $1.67 per share on revenue of 24.1 billion.Double-digit revenue growth in both Global Business Services (GBS), up 16 percent, and Global Technology Services (GTS), up 13 percent, gave total revenue a boost despite a decline in IBM's hardware business for the quarter. Combined services revenue was $13.7 billion, up 14 percent year over year. However, revenue for the Systems and Technology segment was down 10.4 percent with revenue of $4.9 billion compared to $5.47 billion last year."This was a very good quarter for services," said Mark Loughridge, senior vice president and CFO, during a conference call Tuesday. He cited operational improvements across its services sectors, such as restructuring to improve regional performance in GBS and an effort to boost margins in GTS, as reasons for the segment's strong showing.On the call, Loughridge also addressed the lackluster performance in Systems and Technology, the home of IBM's hardware business. "We were disappointed in the third (quarter), and we know we can do better in the fourth," he said of the segment's 10 percent decline.Loughridge attributed part of that decline to IBM's divestiture of its printing business earlier this year. In January, IBM announced it was creating a joint printing business with Ricoh called InfoPrint Solutions, a move that will eventually result IBM exiting the printing business in about three years.IBM's hardware also suffered from transition in the company's System x server business, which is waiting for the fourth-quarter release of quad-core processors from Intel and AMD, he said. IBM also will release a new BladeCenter product to boost that server line in the fourth quarter.Furthermore, IBM's System z business, which had the steepest revenue decline of the segment at 31 percent, had two strikes against it in the quarter, Loughridge said. The business didn't close a number of large deals it expected to close in September. Moreover, it was following a strong third-quarter performance -- 23 percent revenue growth -- for the same period last year. "That's a big number to compare to," he said. "I don't expect there to be more volatility."Loughridge also noted that until the third quarter, the System z business had eight quarters of sustained growth. |
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| Brand new sealed Samsung q70 Ultra Portable Laptop (London, Price: £750) |
01 January 0001 |
| Got this from work but prefer a mac so im selling it.Brand new sealed comes with worldwide 1 yr warranty .Retails at £1000 Collection only anywhere in central london Specs are Intel T7300 (2.00Ghz) with Intel 965PM chipset 13.3" Wxga SuperBright Gloss Lcd 2gb (2 x 1024MB) Pc5300 Ram (667MHz) 160GB 5400rpm Sata Hdd (Hitachi Hts541616J9SA00) nvidia 8400M G 128MB Gpu (Nb8M-Se) Toshiba-Samsung Ts-L632M Dvd Super-Multi Dual Layer with Lightscribe Marvell Yukon 88E8039 10 100 network Agere Systems Hda Modem 802.11a.g n Mimo wireless Ricoh Rl5c476 CardBus Controller Ports 2 x Usb 2.0 1 x 4 pin Firewire 100Mb s network (Rj45) modem (Rj11) Vga microphone headphone Spdif 1 x Pc card slot type 1 or 2 Ricoh 6 in 1 memory card reader (Ms Ms Pro Sd Mmc xd Highspeed Mmc but actually 7 in 1 since it also supports Sdhc under Vista) Realtek high definition audio with Srs Widescreen format Synaptics touchpad 6 cell battery (11.1v 4800mAh 53.28Whr) 60W power supply with 3-pin connector Silver Nano Technology keyboard protection Dimensions published- 312x220.7x32.2 39.2mm actual 311 x 240 x 35 45mm (including feet and battery) Weight (published and actual are the same) 2.03kg (4.47lb) Travel weight including Psu and cables 2.54kg (5.6lbs) 1 year collect and return warranty Samsung software collection (see below) 1 year collect and return warranty Microsoft Office 2007 trial Any questions email me |
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| Ricoh Caplio R7: Quality compact. Fact! |
25 September 2007 |
| The Ricoh Caplio R7 is a truly impressive compact camera, boasting 8 megapixels, 28mm wide angle lens with 7x zoom and optical image stabilisation -- but you probably won't see it on the high street |
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| Ricoh - Caplio R6 |
01 January 0001 |
| 7-megapixel compact camera with 7.1x optical zoom: Ricoh's Caplio R6 is billed as 'The world's thinnest digital camera with a 28mm wide-angle, 7.1x optical zoom lens'. So if a thinner camera with a 29mm wide-angle, 7.1x optical zoom lens came along, it presumably... |
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| Ricoh Caplio R7 – wider, longer, faster |
30 August 2007 |
| The R-series Caplios have always had super wide-angles and extra long zooms. Now it's added go faster stripes with the R7 |
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