DES is mounting a new push on the industrial, graphics and retail markets for the its X-Rite range in Australia and New Zealand.

Colour specialist X-Rite announced its Q4 and full year results today, posting a net loss of US$64.7m (A$95.2m) for the final three months of 2008 and a ...

US-based X-Rite has announced a range of cost-cutting measures including around 90 redundancies after downgrading its 2008 sales and earnings estimates.

X-Rite has appointed Bradley Freiburger as interim chief financial officer following the departure of David Rawden, who returns to Alix Partners after six ...

DES has boasted a “stellar” turnout for its ISO-12647-2 compliance seminars, which were held this week in Melbourne and Sydney.

CGS Publishing Technologies has released the ORIS Certified Monitor, which enables fast and simple certification of color monitors to industry standards ...

Colour is one of the hot topics in the pressroom and in pre-press, as the increasing adoption of printing to ISO 12647 standard gains ground with both ...

The pressure has always been on printers to get colour spot on. Their customers demand it, and that’s good news for manufacturers of colour management and ...

EFI is gearing up for its ninth annual Connect user conference, which kicks off at the end of this month at the Wynn hotel in Las Vegas.

Samsung is a name more usually associated with flat-panel TVs than monitors for graphic arts use. But, after a couple of years testing the waters, the South ...

Epson has launched two new proofers to tackle more demanding applications.

Offering workflow optimisation for large-format production, PrintFactory builds on the success of PerfectProof’s flagship software ProofMaster, aimed at the ...

Sheetfed colour printing is about to be made accountable to the colour purists. Peter Kohn looks at a new set of guidelines and at how the industry might be ...

Will 2008 be the year that digital really comes of age? There’s a noticeable spring in the sector’s step and a growing belief that it has significantly ...

X-Rite attempted to assure its investors last week that a $US20.9m ($AU23.6m) second quarter loss was not indicative of a deepening of its financial woes.