CHICAGO - (PRINT 09), September 8, 2009 –InfoPrint Solutions Company, the joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, today announced an agreement with Arcis Digital Security Inc. to certify the InfoPrint 5000 industry-leading full-colour continuous forms production printing system for Digital Void Pantograph production.

With Digital Void Pantograph support, the InfoPrint 5000 is enabled to print secure documents like cheques, statements, rebates, gift certificates and coupons in high volumes on plain paper. This solution embeds hidden warnings, such as words or images, into the document background that will become visible if the document is copied, scanned, or viewed with a hand-held verifier to help prevent document misuse or forgery.

"Our patent-pending Digital Void Pantograph technology is unique to the industry and will allow InfoPrint customers to have access to a well-recognised anti-copy technology in a newly developed digital format as an alternative to buying pre-printed security paper stock," said Andrew McTaggart, Managing Director, of Arcis Digital Security Inc. “The InfoPrint 5000’s print quality is exceptionally positioned to produce secure documents with our one-of-a-kind Digital Void Pantographs.”

With the Digital Void Pantograph technology, InfoPrint 5000 customers can:

Boulder, Co. – August 18, 2009 InfoPrint Solutions Company, a joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, today announced the latest addition to its high-speed digital color cutsheet portfolio for the production and mid-market sectors, the InfoPrint Pro C900AFP.

This latest Advanced Function Presentation (AFP) version of InfoPrint’s Pro C900 powerhouse line-up is ideal for users transitioning from monochrome to color, or looking to introduce TransPromo, the combination of personalized data and information on transactional documents such as statements and invoices. It is aimed at users in data centers, service bureaus and direct mailers, especially those customers currently using AFP.

The InfoPrint Pro C900AFP and its InfoPrint-developed AFP print controller leverage the AFP architecture to print transactional documents with the reliability, integrity and productivity that customers expect. AFP allows the presentation of pages containing a robust mixture of different data types. Customers currently using applications developed using FS45 color support as well as those implementing new applications that leverage the Color Management Object Content Architecture (CMOCA) can use the InfoPrint Pro C900AFP to confidently print their output.

Additionally, by using the InfoPrint 5000 emulation profile, high volume customers using this continuous form color printer can utilize the InfoPrint Pro C900AFP for short runs, application development and reprints. High capacity input and output options and the ability to load toner on the fly enable long, unattended print runs.

FAIRFIELD, N.J., June 4, 2009 — BERTL, a leading independent testing facility for digital imaging devices and workflow
solutions, is pleased to announce that the winners of its BERTL's Best Spring 2009

Awards are now available at www.BERTL.com!

The economy may have been slow these past six months, but that hasn't stopped this industry from putting out some
impressive solutions and devices. BERTL analysts have had their hands full testing a great many of them and they're ready to share their choices for the BERTL's Best Spring 2009 Awards!

BERTL has presented the following winners with BERTL's Best Spring 2009 Awards: Canon, eCopy, EFI, Epson, Equitrac, FMAudit, Hewlett Packard, InfoPrint, IRIS, KIP, Konica Minolta, Kyocera Mita, Lexmark, Mutoh, Nuance,
Océ, OKI, Panasonic, Plustek, Print Audit, Ricoh, Sharp, Toshiba, and Xerox.

Congratulations to all the winners!

Over the years BERTL’s product testing range has become more diverse, spanning from desktop printers, to software, and
all the way to production and wide format. BERTL recognized this product diversity and has put into place several key
analysts with specific expertise in the digital imaging field.

Boulder, CO, April 9, 2008 – InfoPrint Solutions Company, a joint venture between IBM and Ricoh, today announced the launch of the InfoPrint 1930 MFP and InfoPrint 1940 MFP monochrome printers, an important expansion of its broad portfolio of multi-function (MFP) workgroup solutions. These two new entry-level laser models bring to market cost- and time-saving features to meet the business pain points of many small business users. They also emphasize InfoPrint’s drive to include sustainability at the heart of all new technology development with features that save on consumables and energy costs.

Suitable for small- to medium-sized workgroups of about five to 10 users, the InfoPrint 1930 MFP and InfoPrint 1940 MFP can handle robust printing requirements at an attractive price. Both models feature:

• Print speeds of up to 40 pages per minute (ppm)1 letter and 38 ppm1 A4
• Instant warm-up fuser that delivers the first page out in as few as seven seconds
• InfoPrint’s intuitive e-Task interface that requires very little training for ease of use
• A multipurpose feeder to handle a wide variety of media
• A powerful 33.6K fax modem that quickly transmits documents for speedy customer contact
• Optional paper drawers and high-yield cartridges to reduce user intervention
• Duplex scan and copy function that automatically copies two-sided documents

“These new MFP models will serve as an important component in business device optimization solutions, allowing our customers to save money and improve productivity. For example, multiple users can now share printing, copying, faxing and scanning requirements on the same low cost device, resulting in fewer supplies to order, manage and store.  And our ongoing drive to reduce our impact on the environment can also reduce the impact on customers’ bottom line by reducing paper and energy costs,” said Paul Preo, Vice President of Distributed Printing Solutions, InfoPrint Solutions Company.