Consortium Pursues an Alternative to Monochrome Output In a Common Architecture Standard for Transactional Color

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Consortium Pursues an Alternative to Monochrome Output In a Common Architecture Standard for Transactional Color

In a number of recent articles I have referred to the slowly moving developments of transactional color printing migrating from monochrome to color.

By Andrew Tribute Published: August 1, 2006

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