Ricoh India Ltd. a leader in the field of Imaging Solutions, today announced the expansion of its 360° experience in Pune, aiming to help the organizations enhance their office productivity and meet
Ricoh India Limited announced its aggressive mega expansion plans through IT Dealer/Reseller channel with SP 200 series into the fast emerging Laser Printer market in India. To this end, it has unveiled
Ricoh Company Ltd., a global leader in imaging devices and industry products, announced that they have entered a licensing agreement with Vayavya Labs Pvt. Ltd. for using DDGen to accelerate development of
BANGALORE: Initiated by the arrival of Google Glass and magnified by Google’s efforts to promote application development for the product, the global market for smart glasses could amount to almost 10 million
NEW DELHI: The government said it has received investment proposals worth Rs 2,000 crore under a scheme that provides incentives for promoting production of electronics products and components in the country. “In
NEW DELHI: Japanese camera giant Nikon Corporation said it expects India’s contribution to global revenue to grow to 5 per cent within next three years on account of increasing demand here. Although
BANGALORE: Picture this. Smartphones with processors having graphic capabilities of devices like Xbox, packed with features like ultra high resolution, 10 times more than that currently available, and with 55 megapixel cameras.
LUCKNOW: The management of a madrasa in Banda, 212 km from here, have banned the use of multimedia phones by students. Authorities burnt many such phones found in possession of students at
NEW DELHI: Chhattisgarh has selected listed IT firm Ricoh India for supplying 1 lakh tablet PCs to final year degree college students in the state by June. “It is initiative of our
MOUNTAIN VIEW: Google is starting to distribute its new internet-connected glasses, something seen as the next breakthrough in mobile computing. Google has picked 8,000 people in the US who entered a contest.
SAN FRANCISCO: Apple’s shares fell below $400 on Wednesday for the first time since December 2011 after a US chip supplier’s disappointing revenue forecast fanned fears about weakening demand for the iPhone