Canon Develops Printer for Digital TV Broadcasts

November 24th 2005 | Peripherals

Canon Inc. said on Thursday it has developed a printer that can print information from digital TV broadcasts and aims to expand the business to 100 billion yen in five years.

Canon plans to launch the ink jet printer in Japan in the autumn of next year ahead of the nationwide rollout of terrestrial digital broadcasts late next year, estimating the domestic market for it will reach 4.8 million units by 2011. The printer will likely cost about 50,000 yen in Japan and will be launched in the U.S. and Europe at a later date, it said.

Reuters

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Canon Develops Printer for Digital TV Broadcasts
Published in: Peripherals on 2005-11-24