Printers and posties permitting, this Image Reports should be reaching you just days before the opening of IPEX, the biggest print show in the galaxy this year. Doors open at 10:00 am on 4 April at the NEC in Birmingham, and the party won’t stop swinging until 4:00 pm on the 11th. Remember too that Birmingham is not only the home of Dalek-inspired architecture but it serves the best Indian food this side of Delhi.

This is the third and last of our IPEX previews. Next month we’ll analyse what we learned from the show, who wore the loudest ties, and the location of the best balti.

Last month we made a start on a list of significant stands at the show, and due to the eccentricities of company names, found that a strictly alphabetical list divided neatly in half after the letter E. Since then we’ve received a lot more information from exhibitors, so this second half contains some A-E companies too.

AGFA GRAPHICS Hall 6 C10 Agfa is adopting inkjets as a strategic development to replace the declining photographic coatings business. The Dotrix 63cm reel-fed high speed UV inkjet has been upgraded for modularity, such as the ability to fit a preprint station with either an Anilox roller for overall white undercoats or a flexo plate for pattern undercoats. In-line modules include varnishing, diecutting and finishing. The Spice version of Dotrix, which can be fitted to a conventional print line as an overprinter, is being upgraded for greater reliability and will be shown as a hybrid digitalflexo press at IPEX, based on a UK-built flexo line.

A duplex Dotrix has been created for an unnamed UK transaction printer, which has ordered four units for printing up to 500 A4 pages per minute. The long-awaited Mutoh-built Anapurna 64 and 100 UV flatbed/roll hybrids have been delayed so Agfa has sourced a pair of alternate models. These are being launched at IPEX as the 62 inch L (£99,000) and 100 inch XL (£124,000). They feature a maximum resolution of 363 x 725 dpi and a white ink capability. The M-Press hybrid flatbed screen press developed with Thieme isn't shown on the stand, but Agfa expects the first one to be operational by then, at SMP Group in Woolwich. The 62 x 102 inch flatbed printer is sold in two formats: standard (with belt-driven feed table) for £990,000; and fully auto (with autoloader) for £80,000 extra. One configuration has Thieme 5000XL screen units before and after the digital section. W: www.agfa.com

DANWOOD GROUP
Hall 6 B60
Danwood Group distributes digital printing systems and associated finishing equipment. At IPEX it will showcase HP Indigo, Konica Minolta, Ricoh Printing Systems, ROI, Graphic Arts Equipment and EFI along with software products for electronic document management, web to print procurement and workflow solutions.
W: www.danwood.co.uk

EPSON
Hall 9 B45
‘Epson Everywhere’ is the company’s Ipex message. Stylus Pro inkjets will be shown all over Ipex under the Epson Everywhere banner, linked to proofing print-for-pay and reseller stands, such as Turning Point Technologies (6- B56) or Litho Supplies (6-C25).

On its own stand it will be emphasising the 8-colour UltraChrome K3 inks printers launched last year, including the 24 inch Stylus Pro 7800 and the 44 inch 9800 for remote, publication and packaging proofing applications.

W: www.epson.co.uk

EFI
Hall 9 D20, JDF Pavilion 4
EFI has grown since the last Ipex, first by taking over the PrintCafe MIS development operation, followed last year by wide format printer maker Vutek (listed separately here).

New developments include the JDF Connector to link Fiery servers, EFI MIS software and the Adobe Creative Suite 2 Premium software; EIS, a ‘command centre’ for print production; the Digital Storefront web-to-print solution and the latest Fiery digital front end for printers. Fiery servers will also be demonstrated on the Canon, KonicaMinolta, Océ and Xerox stands. Digital Storefront will be demonstrated on the EFI and Canon stands, which will also show JDF connectivity to EFI’s MicroPress cluster printing controller.

Colorproof XF, the proofing software developed by EFI Best, will be showing in its latest v.2.6 form, with new dot Creator screening simulation. It can also produce spot colour simulations in conjunction with GretagMacbeth’s new ProfileMaker 5 Packaging colour manager.

W: www.efi.com

ENFOCUS
Hall 6 A20
Enfocus specialises in PDF editing and pre-flighting utilities. Its customer-end Instant PDF 3.6 has just been upgraded to handle the latest PDF 16 format, while the full-function PitStop is due to be upgraded to v.7.0 with an improved under interface and one-stop PDF/X checking. New at IPEX will be PitStop Automate, an evolution of PitStop Server that can perform conditional checks on files and then decide which path the file should follow depending on content. The Mac version will be launched in March with a Windows version to follow. Enfocus will also be on the XChange stand, Hall 20 D42.

W: www.enfocus.com

ESKO
Hall 9 F50
Esko-Graphics has now streamlined its name to Esko. At IPEX it will launch an all-new Scope 3 workflow suite and show the new Kongsberg i-XE10 sample-making table for the first time.

It will also participate in the ‘Packaging Integration Centre’ – part of the PrintCity area in Hall 1 - presenting an integrated folding carton production line-up, covering preproduction, printing, diecutting, folding and gluing, all linked together by JDF. On the HP stand in Hall 4, Esko’s colour management and workflow software will drive an HP Indigo digital label press in six and seven colours.

W: www.esko.com

FLINT GROUP
Hall 5 G85
Flint Group is the new name arising from the late 2005 merger of US Flint Ink and Europe’s XSYS Print Solutions. The group owns digital ink specialist Jetrion.]

W: www.flintink.com

FUJIFILM GRAPHIC SYSTEMS
Hall 9 B20
Fuji will introduce the first of a planned pair of processless metal litho plates at Ipex. The Pro-T will start to ship in March or April and Fuji claims run lengths of 100,000 impressions. It ‘develops’ on-press so no processor or separate chemistry is needed. The second plate, the violet-sensitive Pro-V for 200,000 runs, won’t be demonstrated. It’s about a year from shipping, partly because it needs more powerful lasers than the 60mW commonly available now.

New platesetters will also be introduced. The V8 is a flagship B1 violet setter available in two forms: HD for high definition and HS for high speed. A VLF (very large format) platesetter will also be on the stand.

W: www.fujifilm.co.uk/gs

FUJIFILM SERICOL Hall 9 C55 Sericol appears under its new Fujifilm ownership for the first time. Apart from the screen and digital UV inks, the star of this company’s stand will be an Inca Digital Columbia Turbo UV, the world’s fastest flatbed with a top speed of 160m2 per hour for materials up to 3.2m x 1.6m and 40mm thick. Sericol will demonstrate Autospeed, an automatic unload system for the Columbia, said to boost productivity by 40%. Also on show will be Spyder 320+, a six-colour version of the quality-optimising flatbed. This will knock out up to 60m2 per hour. W: www.fujisericol.com

GANDINNOVATIONS Hall 9 D50 Gandinnovations will debut its latest addition, the 3.2m Jeti 3324 UV roll-to-roll printer at Ipex. It’s intended for printing on reinforced vinyl, canvas, paper and virtually any rolled substrates. With 24 heads it can print six colours at speeds up to 60m2 per hour in best-quality 600dpi mode and 98m2 per hour in 300dpi production mode. Also on show will be the 3.2 m Jeti 3318, with 18 heads and six colours, at speeds of 51m2 per hour in best and 72m2 per hour in production mode.

The 3.3m Jeti 3150 UV flatbed/roll hybrid will also be demonstrated. W: www.gandigroup.com

GMG
Hall 6 B20
German proofing developer GMG has branched into other areas of production in the past couple of years. Its main proofing software is ColorProof, with a halftone add-on called DotProof for high res inkjets. There’s also FlexoProof, which supports flexo file formats and Pantone spot colours.

ColorServer is a new tool for automatic colour space conversions (CMYK-to-CMYK, RGB-to-CMYK and RGB-to- RGB). InkOptimizer, for conventional printing, automatically reduces chromatic colours, providing cost savings by reducing ink usage.

W: www.gmgcolor.com

GRADUAL SOFTWARE
Hall 20 D45
Gradual Software was set up 18 months ago by some of the founders of Enfocus in Belgium. It bought the Danish CaslonSoft’s Windows automation program and relaunched it as CaslonFlow 4 at a radically lower price of £1,400. At Ipex it is introducing the next generation, called SWITCH, which runs on Mac OS X or Windows.

LightSWITCH is the £480 entry level, intended for receiving and sorting incoming files via email or FTP. FullSWITCH at £1,725 is more flexible and lets users create design complete workflow automation processes. It can also control several third party applications directly, including Adobe CS2, Apago, callas, and Enfocus. These will be launched at IPEX.

Further away is PowerSwitch (£3,450) which accepts scripts to control the applications. It can also read metadata attached to job files (such as JDF or other XML).

Gradual will be on the stand of its UK distributor Positive Focus.

W: www.gradual.com

GRAPHIC ARTS EQUIPMENT
Hall 4 D60
GAE is running an ambitious multi-vendor networked demonstration called netWORKflow zone, linking nine manufacturers from pre-press to finishing with standards such as CIP3 and JDF.

Horizon finishing equipment will be shown accepting JDF job tickets via its i2i workflow controller to process jobs printed on Akiyama, Shinohara, Adast, Komori, Mitsubishi and Ryobi presses.

A range of new Horizon product launches from the company includes an automated JDF-ready 4-clamp BQ-470EVA perfect binding system, the latest fully automated B2 AFC folding system, and the new AFC-742K 2-plate buckle and knife B1 folding system.

GAE will also demonstrate the Meteor DP30/60, a small dry toner digital colour press for paper and plastic stocks, made by MGI Digital Technologies in France. It can handle smooth or textured paper up to 300gsm or plastics up to 760 microns. The model 30 outputs up to 1,800 A4 or 900 A3 pages per hour. Model 60 doubles that.

W: www.gae.co.uk

GRAPO
Hall 9 E50
Czech printer maker Grapo will be on the Xaar stand with its Octopus X4 UV-cured flatbed/roll convertible printer. This has a 3.8m width and 360 dpi resolution, thanks to Xaar XJ500/360/UV heads. Grapo showed its new Manta 760dpi flatbed in Prague last month, but it won’t be at IPEX.

W: www.grapo.com

HP Hall 4-A01 The HP stand will be split up into six digital printing zones representing commercial, labelling and packaging, personalised direct mail, creative and graphics, photographic, and indoor/outdoor signage. HP Indigo presses, DesignJet wide format inkjets or HP Scitex superwides will be featured in each zone, together with supporting pre-press and post-press options from HP partner companies.

DesignJet wide format printers will be shown as solutions for professional photographers and graphic designers, such as the HP DesignJet 90gp and 130gp with software based on GretagMacbeth Eye-One Display technology for HP workflows. Last year HP acquired Scitex Vision and at IPEX it will show the newly renamed superwide HP Scitex TJ8300, XL1500 and FB6700 for vehicle and building wraps, billboards and banners. It also signed an OEM agreement with Seiko I Infotech to develop low solvent printers and will show the first model from this relationship, the HP Designjet 9000s for PoP, signs and banners. The HP Indigo w3250 seven colour, web-fed press was announced last year but is being shown for the first time in Europe. On the stand it will be printing direct mail materials at up to 136 full colour pages per minute. The snappily- named HP Indigo ‘Production Stream Server powered by Creo’ front end for the HP Indigo 5000 and 3050 models will be introduced. W: www.hp.com

INCA DIGITAL
Hall 9 C55
Taken over last year by Screen, this Cambridge flatbed inkjet maker will be in the stand of Sericol (9-C55), itself taken over by Fujifilm. It’s demonstrating a six colour Spyder 320+ 3.2 x 1.6m flatbed UV printer with new Spyder Run software which increases the top speed to 80m2/hour, cruising at 65m2. Also there will be a 3.2 x 1.6m Columbia Turbo for speeds up to 160m2/hour.

Inca will also be on its new parent Screen’s stand (6-B40), announcing the lower cost, slower Spyder 320-e4. This can be upgraded to the full speed Spyder 320 or 320+ specifications. The super-speedy FastJet corrugated UV flatbed printer won’t be at IPEX.

W: www.incadigital.com

KODAK GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS
Hall 5 D70
Kodak’s Graphic Communications division was set up last year to encompass the group’s massive acquisitions spree. It takes in the former Kodak Polychrome Graphics, Creo, Encad, NexPress and Versamark (Scitex Digital Printing). The 2,000m2 stand will be full of new products covering digital photography and scanning, through workflows, MIS, platesetting, consumables though to digital printing.

The new speedier Nexpress 2500 digital production colour press will be shown (for up to 2,500 A4 5/5 pagesper hour), together with the enhanced 2100 Plus. A new in-line or off-line booklet maker will be introduced to create standard and square back booklets up to 100 pages. A larger NexGlosser unit with improved duplexing will be introduced too.

Versamark D-series overprinters and the VX5000 and VX5000e inkjet presses will be demonstrated printing at up to 100m/minute. The latest version of the Encad 1000i wide format inkjet, renamed Kodak 1200i, will be there too.

The Veris digital proofer will be upgraded with expanded gamut inks, new media and a certification process. The Matchprint Inkjet Solution will get new software, again with certification.

This will be the European debut for the Kodak Enterprise Management Solution, a new MIS with ERP and CRM functions.

W: www.kodak.com

KONICA MINOLTA
Hall 4-B41
There’s a major digital printer launch planned for the opening day of Ipex on the KonicaMinolta stand but the company is keeping it a surprise. Having dropped its entire photographic range in January, KM is concentrating on office and commercial digital printers as its future direction.

One of the products it is talking about in advance is Bizhub Pro 1050, a speedy A3+ black and white printer with in-line finishing options including six way folding, booklet making and post inserting.

This can produce 105 pages per minute, or 6,300 A4 pages per hour. Also shown will be the A3+ Bizhub Pro 920, for 5,520 black and white A4 prints an hour (92 prints per minute). The full colour Bizhub C500 will also be shown, for 3,000 impressions per hour. Océ also uses this printer as the basis of its CS520 printer.

W: www.konicaminolta.co.uk

LUSCHER
Hall 6 B55
Big doesn’t begin to describe the visual impact of Lüscher’s JetPrint flatbed UV inkjet. This ginormous printer has a footprint of 5 x 6.5m, including its fixed 3.5 x 3.05m, 12 zone vacuum bed. It uses Spectra printheads for 4, 6, 7 or 8 colours, at speeds of 100m2/hour at 400dpi.

Other resolutions are 200 and 600dpi. UK distributor is Turning Point Technologies (6-B56), which also sells Lüscher platesetters.

W: www.luescher.com

MIMAKI ENGINEERING
Hall 9 B35
Mimaki has a major wide format launch planned at IPEX where it shares a stand with UK distributor Hybrid Services. The new JV5 roll-fed models will fit above the popular JV3 in its range and offer speeds up to 40m2 per hour, a maximum resolution of 540 x 1,080dpi and a choice of ES3 eco ink or a forthcoming HS solvent ink. The speed comes from a new wide stripe head with four times as many nozzles as the JV3, fitted in a staggered four headed configuration. There will be double sized ink cartridges

Two widths will be offered initially: the 130S (1.6m) and 160S (2.6m. A new version of the JV3 configured for direct flag and other textile printing will be shown, using aqueous dispersal inks and said to have very good show through (an advantage in this market). It’s an alternative to dye sublimation printing and avoids the transfer stage.

W: www.hybridservices.com

MUTOH EUROPE
Hall 9 F40
Mutoh hasn’t announced what it will be showing but the new Rockhopper 3 is a reasonable guess. This 65 and 90 inch printer replaces the Rockhopper II Eco-solvent Plus. It uses new ‘third generation’ Eco-Solvent Ultra inks with a three year outdoor life. These are 20 per cent cheaper yet are said to have better output quality and media compatibility as well as better drying performance. An Ultra ink conversion kit is available for earlier Rockhoppers. On the hardware side there’s a new winder/unwinder and an opening left cover for easier maintenance. It runs at up to 13m2/hour at 360dpi, though max res is 1,440 x 1,440dpi.

Mutoh is also jointly developing the flatbed/roll hybrid UV printer that Agfa will sell as the Anapurna. Mutoh calls it Cobra 100uv.

W: www.mutoh.be

NAZDAR
Hall 9 D42
This US ink maker has just acquired Stockport’s own digital fluid specialist, Lyson. At IPEX it will show NDI series digital inks for wide and superwide printers, plus is range of screen process inks.

W: www.nazdar.com

NIPSON
Hall 6 A40
The Nipson VaryPress 200 and 400 reel-fed mono printers are Delphax’s rivals in the claim to be the world’s fastest digital systems. They use the magnetographic toner pro-cess, with flash fusing to avoid paper heat distortion, allowing them to print on coated and uncoated paper, labels, foil, carbonless and plastic ‘TipOn’ cards.

The pin-feed Vary-Pres 200 has new print heads, an improved drum and new toner formulation. At Ipex it will be shown in TED (twin-engine duplex) configuration for web widths up to 215mm for speeds up to 90m/minute at 600 dpi. It will be shown with a range of finishing systems to booklets, direct mail, print on demand and transactional applications.

The 125m/minute, 520mm web width VaryPress 400 will be shown printing new label, security, and ticket applications. Also shown will be Nipson’s 1865 compact printer for proofing and short production runs.

W: www.nipson.com

OCÉ
Hall 1 G50
Océ at IPEX will provide the digital printing side of the big multi-vendor PrintCity collaboration in Hall 1. The company’s pre-show ads are making teasing references to a ‘quantum leap’ digital printing launch for transactional commercial and book printing.

Other new products will include the Océ VarioStream 9230 for spot colour printing, up to 3/3, comprising black plus two more ‘CustomTones’ on both sides of the web. Océ says this is the only digital printing system able to print 3/3, 2/2 and 1/1 interchangeably.

Also on show will be the cut-sheet VarioPrint 2110 and 5000 Advanced, CPS900 (cut sheet digital colour press), reel-fed VarioStream 9000, 7000 and the TCS500 (very fast CAD plotter). Océ’s Prisma front end workflows will drive these printers.

W: www.oce.co.uk

POSITIVE FOCUS
Hall 20 D45
Positive Focus has just won UK distribution for Gradual Software’s new Switch range of automation workflow software. 4. It also distributes the XMPie range of variable data design software for digital print. uDirect links into Adobe InDesign to produce rules based import from databases, while PersonalEffect’s uProduce module generates output files for digital printers. It’s also selling the German Alpha Picture personalisation system, broadly similar to the established DirectSmile software but not confined to HP Indigo printers.

PRESSTEK
Hall 4 C20
The really big news from Presstek is a brand new B3 directly imaged litho press, the 52DI. It’s a landscape format 52cm four colour press with built-in thermal imagers for Presstek’s ProFire Digital Media waterless litho plastic plates. Max speed is 10,000 iph and total job changes take 10 minutes, with the press running up in 20 sheets or fewer.

According to Presstek it’s the most profitable way of printing runs between 250 and 10,000 copies. The data isn’t variable but as a true offset press you get top quality on a wide range of substrates.

Presstek also sells its thermal imaging heads in platesetters for its Anthem processless metal plates. At IPEX it will show the latest Dimension Excel models, based on the Profire Excel imaging heads.

These are available in 2-up and 4-up sizes in two speed options for 11 or 17 plates per hour. Presstek Europe is the former AB Dick company, which also still sells photographic polyester platesetters and processors, the Digital PlateMaster series.

W: www.presstek.com

QUICKCUT
Hall 20 D43
Quickcut has seen a lot of success in newspapers with its template driven, customer end document set-up and uploading service. Now it’s turning to commercial print. Its ‘Global Media Exchange’ is a suite of on-line production tools and services that allow organisations to create, manage and distribute any media format - print, broadcast and narrowcast.

W: www.quickcut.com

RICOH
Hall 5 F90
Ricoh makes a huge range of graphic arts systems including copiers, high volume mono and colour printers, wide format toner printers.

W: www.ricoh.co.uk

SCREEN
Hall 6 B40
Screen’s Ipex theme, ‘Automate for Profit,’ draws on its updated Trueflownet modular workflow.

The first European demonstration of the new Screen Truepress Jet520 variable data digital inkjet press will be made. This is a continuous feed, single pass printer with a 507mm print width on 520mm wide reels. Simplex and duplex configurations will be available. It can print 420 colour pages per minute (25,200 per hour), comparable to current transactional or direct mail printer but with higher quality, Screen says. It uses Epson piezo heads with water-based pigment inks and is said to print well on plain paper.

Screen’s Truepress 344 DI A3+ format direct-imaged litho press will also be demonstrated. Priced at £310,000, it has a 46cm portrait format for A3+ format sheets. Job changeovers are 5min 20s but the maximum speed of 7,500iph but it’s slower than the new Presstek 52DI.

There will be three new thermal platesetters (B1, B2 and a new sixpage B2 format), with higher speeds, plus two very large format models, including the PlateRite 360000 which can image 2-up B1 plates at a rate of 50 per hour.

W: www.screeneurope.com

SUN CHEMICAL
Hall 1
Sun Chemical is one of the four major partners of PrintCity in Hall 1. It will participate in the Webline Café (for publications web offset innovations), the Colour Standardisation Centre (latest in inks and colour software), Value Added Printing and Processing Centre (UV print, brand protection, food packaging) and the Packaging Integration Centre (Sun UV curing offset inks).

TURNING POINT TECHNOLOGIES
Hall 6 B56
TPT is exclusive UK distributor of Dalim Software, Xinet, Lüscher and Triple Triangle. It also resells GMG, Xerox, Epson and Apple kit.

TOTAL PFS
Hall 3 D27
Independent finishing and industrial inkjet distributor, TOTAL Print Finishing Services (TOTAL PFS) will show offline finishing equipment and industrial inkjet products. Newcomers include the AGORJet coding and marking (C&M) machine, with Xaar print heads. This can print high definition fixed and variable text, numbering, logos, labels, customisation, mailing, addresses and more than 76 bar codes.

W: www.totalpfs.co.uk

VAN SON INKS
Hall 4 C35
Van Son supplies ArtColourUV-R wide format fade-resistant inks for Epson family printers and inkjet inks for desktop HP, Lexmark, Canon and Epson printers. It also formulates Digi-Ink for Riso digital duplicators.

W: www.vansonink.com

VUTEK
Hall 9 D20
First UK showing for Vutek under its new EFI ownership. It’s going to demonstrate the £115,000, 2m PressVu UV 200/600 UV-curing flatbed/roll printer for up to 600dpi and four or six colours (or four colours plus white), able to print up to 33m2 per hour.

The 3.2m, £172,000 PressVu UV 320/400 is a four colour, 400dpi flatbed/roll model built for high throughputs up to 93m2 per hour with applications from billboards to point of purchase.

XAAR
Hall 9-E50
Xaar’s stand is showing off a mix of printers that use its range of inkjet print heads, Gerber, Grapo, Domino, Riso, New System, Zi-pher and Zünd, plus the approved integrators Xennia, iTi and Impika.

Last year Xaar announced its hybrid sideshooter (HSS) technology, which will be demonstrated for the first time in a working printer at IPEX. The HSS platform combines advanced piezo drop on demand technology with Xaar’s ‘through-flow’ design.

The new platform will be shown in ‘an innovative high speed, single pass machine,’ printing on a range of substrates. Systems integrators iTi and Xennia will demonstrate how Xaar’s multi-pulse, greyscale (variable drop size) OmniDot platform is helping them to deliver photographic quality images. iTi is showing it on its Digital Web Press for labels and flexible materials, while Xenia will show it with its high throughput XenJet 4000 industrial printer.

W: www.xaar.com

XEIKON
Hall 4 C40
Digital colour press pioneer Xeikon’s message for Ipex is straight out of those self-motivation books: Dream. Dare. Do. Applications demonstrated will include on-demand book printing, labels, transaction printing and direct marketing. It will also demonstrate a new heat seal textile transfer solution that Xeikon claims will outperform direct screen print or litho transfers.

It’s not saying much about new equipment but the high quality 5000 digital press will be shown with the book finishing line. Recent Xeikon announcements include Print Protect, which prevents scuffs and scratches in mailing systems, and an in-line mailing system developed by Kern.

W: www.xeikon.be

XEROX
Hall 3a
Xerox reckons that it has the largest stand at Ipex, about the size of a football pitch, but it hasn’t yet revealed much about new products. It will be basing its displays on the themes of partnership, innovation and workflow and will also present these in its ProfitAccelerator theatre.

The main stand will arrange four application zones around a central hub: offset and digital integration, print-ondemand, book printing and profit through personalisation. These will show logical workflows taking in Xerox’s own production system plus some third party partner products.

Some 70 Xerox units will be demonstrated, taking in everything from the Nuvera and DocuTech mono and DocuColor colour printers up to the high end iGen3 production press. They’ll be driven by the Xerox FreeFlow workflow system which can now talk to third party print workflows such as Heidelberg Prinect.

One of the partners will be Dutch company Venspro, which will demonstrate its Greetz on-line personalised greeting card ordering system, with cards printed digitally on a Xerox iGen3. The MyPhotoFun digital photo album printing service will also be featured, also based on iGen3s.

Winners of the 2006 Printing Innovations with Xerox (PIXI) awards will be announced in the theatre on the stand.

W: www.xerox.com