Seiko Epson Corp. 6724
TSE · Japan · Electronic Technology
¥3,282.00+8.00 (+0.24%)
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To meet the demand for fast, high-quality printing in professional, creative and everyday environments, Epson America, Inc. is expanding its portfolio with eight new printers for small businesses, home offices and families. Led by the flagship WorkForce® Pro WF-5930 inkjet alternative to laser printers, the small business models also include the WF-4930, WF-4920 and WF-3920 delivering professional-quality performance for demanding workloads. For home and home office users, the WorkForce® WF-2990
Internationally renowned media artist, director and pioneer in the aesthetics of data and machine intelligence, Refik Anadol has spent years redefining what's possible at the intersection of technology and art. His most ambitious project to date, DATALAND, is the world's first Museum of AI arts. Opened in Los Angeles in June 2026 and founded by Anadol and Efsun Erkılıç of Refik Anadol Studio, the museum is a living canvas where multisensory experiences lie at the convergence of art, architecture
PRINTING United Expo, Booth #C1945 -- As personalized and on-demand product customization continues to grow, Epson today announced the new SureColor® F370, a purpose-built dye-sublimation printer designed to make high-quality personalization more accessible for makers, small businesses, schools and growing customization shops. Epson also introduced its new Sublimation Primer for Cotton, a liquid solution that enables sublimation on white and light-colored cotton garments, expanding customization
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