Collaborate Disseminate
Back in March, we brought news that Ricoh had spun out its Theta 360-degree camera division into its own entity called Vecnos Inc. Now the first product from that new company is being readied for release, the oddly named IQUI.Continue ReadingCategory: … Continue reading Ricoh spin-out Vecnos launches wand-like IQUI 360-degree camera
Ricoh Imaging this week launched the Pentax V sport optics series, which will include both binoculars and monoculars. In fact, with its first product, it already includes both. The all-new Pentax VD 4×20 WP is an innovative multifunctional optical tool… Continue reading Pentax binoculars are an optical multitool for inquisitive eyes
Ricoh announced major enhancements to its RICOH Smart Integration platform, a part of its RICOH Cloud Workflow Solutions portfolio. These new enhancements address organizations’ health and safety concerns in our “new world of work,” e… Continue reading RICOH Smart Integration platform enhancements address workforce health and cost management
The current coronavirus pandemic has seen the cancellation of many of this year’s tech shows, including the CP+ 2020 camera show where Ricoh was intending to show off its new APS-C format flagship DSLR. The company went online instead to share a few de… Continue reading Ricoh offers details on its upcoming Pentax APS-C DSLR flagship
The current coronavirus pandemic has seen the cancellation of many of this year’s tech shows, including the CP+ 2020 camera show where Ricoh was intending to show off its new APS-C format flagship DSLR. The company went online instead to share a few de… Continue reading Ricoh offers details on its upcoming Pentax APS-C DSLR flagship
Ricoh has provided funding for one of its design teams to create a wand-like 360-degree immersive video stick, and has even launched a new company to sell it. The Vecnos camera will be available later this year.Continue ReadingCategory: Digital Cameras… Continue reading Ricoh gives Theta 360-degree camera developers their own company
There are many ways to compromise company data, but IT teams often overlook one of the most serious: the humble printer. Continue reading Serious flaws in six printer brands discovered, fixed
A raft of bugs in six popular models can allow a hacker to wreak havoc on a corporate network. Continue reading DEF CON 2019: 35 Bugs in Office Printers Offer Hackers an Open Door
You’ll all remember my grand adventure in acquiring a photocopier. Well, it’s been a rollercoaster, I tell ya. While I still haven’t found a modification worthy enough to attempt, I have become increasingly frustrated. From time to time, I like to invite my friends and family over for dinner, and conversation naturally turns to things like the art on the walls, the fish in the aquarium, or perhaps the photocopier in the living room. Now, I dearly love to share my passions with others, so it’s pretty darned disappointing when I go to fire off a few copies only to …read more
Continue reading The Princess and the HDD: Poor Design Choices
The year is 2016. Driving home from a day’s work in the engineering office, I am greeted with a sight familiar to any suburban dwelling Australian — hard rubbish. It’s a time when local councils arrange a pickup service for anything large you don’t want anymore — think sofas, old computers, televisions, and the like. It’s a great way to make any residential area temporarily look like a garbage dump, but there are often diamonds in the rough. That day, I found mine: the Ricoh Aficio 2027 photocopier.
It had spent its days in a local primary school, and had …read more
