Why would a software and Web services guy take a job at a printing company? HP's David Murphy explains why he did just that.  

Hewlett-Packard keeps pace with market demands as smaller printer rivals jockey for position.

SEH Technology's Linux-based ISD300 print server runs on 12 watts of power, as opposed to the 100 watts of comparable models.

To understand HP’s big bet on Exstream, Exstream must be viewed, not as a printing business, but as a company that joins printing and enterprise software.

Printers wirelessly leak PostScript, and Linksys routers are the most popular hot spots going—just a few examples of Wi-Fi vulnerabilities many companies don't even know they have or need to secure, says a Wi-Fi security expert.  

Xerox claims its environmental impact calculator measures the money your wasting and carbon footprint your making. 

Vendors are jumping over each other to prove they have consumable, recycling and conservation cred.

The performance of new multifunction devices continues to improve for the same or better prices.

Kodak is expanding its target market for digital output and imaging products to midsize and small-office customers.

There is a lot more to printing green than a sleep mode and an Energy Star label.

Here are some specs to be wary of and others you should ask about, even though manufacturers tend to skip them.

The company is taking steps toward a tailored suite and services for the vertical market.