Original Article: Xconomy
[July 20, 2010] “In my view, it’s a businessman’s dream,” Lauer says. “It’s technology that represents a high-value proposition to the customer. It’s really fast. And it’s less-expensive.” He calls Memjet’s technology “truly disruptive.”
Original Article: Gearlog
[May 19, 2010] M. David Stone of Gearlog writes "After 2008 came and went without a Memjet printer, and then 2009 did the same, you might have been forgiven for deciding that Memjet printers were just vaporware that you'd never see in real life. So for all the skeptics out there, this announcement's for you: In the last month, we've seen four Memjet printers announced in rapid succession."
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Original Article: Is Memjet For Real?
The Inkjet Printing Blog's Tom Ashley discusses a Memjet based labels printer to be displayed at IPEX (Birmingham, UK) in May 2010.
Original Article: Lyra's Online Hardcopy Observer
[January 6, 2010] The day after he started in his new position as chief executive officer of Memjet, Len Lauer participated in an interview with the Observer and discussed his decision to join Memjet and his plans for the company. Joining him on the call were Bill McGlynn, CEO of Memjet Home and Office, and Carolyn Ticknor, Chairman of Memjet Home and Office.
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Original Article: Suite101.com
Luke Arnott discusses the promise of the Memjet technology as well as the likely shift in announcement timing from 2009 to 2010.
Original Article: MFP Solutions Blog
Memjet Home and Office dialogs with Art Post regarding the Memjet opportunity, new website videos and other assumptions regarding the Memjet opportunity. Read the comments to catch the entire dialog.