by Hunter Feybusch
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by Hunter Feybusch
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- Vermont Mutual Insurance Co. filed a lawsuit against Canon for $1.13 million
- Claims that one of its homeowner insurance customers had their house burn down when a canon device overheated and caused the blaze
- The suit alleges; “Canon’s negligent and/or grossly negligent act(s) directly and proximately caused” the loss
Report published by insider Market Research Global Market for hardcopy peripherals estimated to grow by $19.6 million CAGR (cumulative annual growth rate) of 11% from 2024 to 2031 One of top reasons for growth is increased sales to healthcare vertical
SC Media magazine published report stating that 20% of businesses have been hit by hackers 33% of those surveyed believe that they or others they know have been impacted by hackers inserting malicious firmware into their network connected drives 19% have been impacted by hackers targeting PC’s, Laptops, and printers/MFPs 91% believe that hackers are […]
Report From Grand View Research Global market for printers to reach $71.04 billion by 2030 CAGR (cumulative annual growth rate) of 4.7% MFPs up 6.2% 3D printers up 7% Color output devices will be 53.7% of market Increasing demand for wireless connectivity, cloud printing, mobile device connectivity Also increase in need for on-demand printing of […]
Lawsuit filed by Texas Farmers Insurance Company Alleges that an Epson color inkjet device “suffered a catastrophic fault and combusted, leading to a fire and smoke damage” in a home insured by company Seeking $394,878.83 in damages
