Digital printing, particularly new ink-jet solutions, stole the show.

By Mark Smith

Xerox did have some big announcements, though, including the new Xerox iGen4, scheduled to launch in September. Unfortunately, it was walled off and viewable by appointment only. According to the company, this machine is 25 to 35 percent more productive than the iGen3 and features an Auto Density Control sensor, in-line spectrophotometer and use of a dry ink “carrier” in place of developer for more consistent color and printing.