Color Laser Printer Market Demand Increasing
source:laserfair.com
release:Julie
keywords: Laser Printer color office
Time:2016-01-19
Large demanding room for color office business Growing momentum of laser color printing
2015 was the year of global office printing industry. According to latest data from Yesky , after the second quarter of a short fluctuation , the third quarter just embraced a notable rise of shipments in printers worldwide ,with an increase of 9.9%, showing a good trend. Printer in Asian-Pacific region, the United States, western Europe and other major markets had their growth in a certain way (16.7% in Asian-Pacific, 15.3% in the United States, 12.1% in Western Europe), printers’ worldwide shipments growth of 1,0500.
Survey also showed that China color laser printer’s existing market share is only 5%, which indicates the color laser printing devices has broader space to grow. From Samsung, HP, Canon and other manufacturers’ movement of updating their color laser printing products,it is not difficult to find that, from printing experience, print speed, print quality, connectivity ,etc..the manufacturers been trying to improve color laser printing products by reducing the material cost to seize the market.
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