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Ricoh debuts BrightQ Linux printing solution with full finishing
Jan. 22, 2004

Ricoh Corporation introduced the availability of Codehost's BrightQ printing solution to access all available finishing features of the Ricoh Aficio and other supported Ricoh devices. The devices targer educational, government, banking and financial institutions, and the corporate data center.

The BrightQ printing suite provides an easy-to-use printing interface driving multi-function devices and high-end workgroup printers. BrightQ gives users access to all available printer finishing features for a number of versions of UNIX and Linux.

BrightQ, along with a Ricoh Codehost Demo License, can be acquired via the Ricoh Codehost URL at .



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