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Report from The Recycler.com:

"Over 2,000 fake toner cartridges were seized by Malaysian law enforcement officials.

MIS Asia reports that HP has conducted further counterfeiting raids, this time in Malaysia where law enforcement officials have seized thousands of counterfeit toner cartridges worth almost $200,000 (€152,000) ...

Allister Heath writes for Telegraph.co.uk:

"Yet this hair-raising technology is about to tear apart existing structures in a way that would undoubtedly have shocked even Schumpeter, a great economist struck by the free market’s revolutionary, anti-conservative tendencies ...

Review from PC Advisor.co.uk:

"Getting the right printer for your needs can be a minefield, and with the variety of different devices on offer from a range of manufacturers you’d be forgiven for being a little bit confused by the choices. However, as long as you know what you intend to use a printer for it's simple to narrow down your choices and pick the right device ...

Review from PC World.com:

The HP Envy 120 is an inkjet multifunction printer that looks more like a piece of home entertainment equipment — an amplifier, Blu-ray player, or particularly swanky home theatre PC — than a printer. It’s designed this way so that it doesn’t stick out like a sore thumb if you put it out in your living room, rather than underneath your home office’s desk. It’s got nearly every feature we’d want in a home printer, and all of this in a sleek, slim design ...

Austin Carr writes for Fast Company.com:

"Days after the late Steve Jobs retired as the chief executive of Apple in 2011, a surprising headline soon hit the web: "New Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'I'm Thinking Printers.'" The article, of course, was a joke, a brilliantly funny piece from the satirical newspaper The Onion. After all, a company as innovative and ***y as Apple would never return to selling such antiquated products as laser printers and ink cartridges ...

Report from The Recycler.com:

"The survey of European office workers found that many have next to no idea about the use, cost or quality of laser printer supplies.

The Lexmark survey, which questioned office workers across Europe, found 'knowledge to be very low' regarding laser printer supplies, noting that “common beliefs and misconceptions” were widely held by those surveyed, including those thinking they would have to pay to recycle cartridges ...