FUJIFILM expands production print push at PRINTING United 2026. FUJIFILM North America will showcase latest production print technologies at PRINTING United Expo 2026. - Exhibit focuses on FUJIFILM's expanding digital production, commercial print, wide-format and inkjet portfolio. - Demonstrations designed to show printers how digital technology can improve automation, productivity, color quality and application versatility. - FUJIFILM continues leveraging its expertise in printheads, inks, imaging and digital press technology to expand production print presence. - Portfolio targets commercial printers seeking to move work from conventional processes toward shorter-run, personalized and automated digital production. - PRINTING United provides FUJIFILM opportunity to demonstrate complete production workflows rather than individual print engines. - Continued investment signals FUJIFILM's push to become a larger competitor in North American production print, creating additional competition for Canon, Ricoh, Konica Minolta, Xerox and other established vendors.

Xerox named a Leader in IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Mailroom Solutions and Services 2026 Vendor Assessment. Norwalk, CT (Aug. 13, 2026) - Xerox today announced it has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Mailroom Solutions and Services 2026 Vendor Assessment, which evaluates vendors on their ability to help organizations modernize mailroom operations through intelligent automation, information governance, workflow integration, and digital transformation. As organizations navigate hybrid work environments, increasing volumes of digital and physical communications, and growing compliance requirements, the mailroom is becoming a critical point of entry for business information. Organizations are increasingly seeking solutions that can securely capture, understand, govern, and route information across the enterprise while integrating with broader business processes and digital transformation initiatives. The IDC MarketScape notes that, "Xerox distinguishes itself from competitors through its deep document management heritage, broad services and solutions portfolio, an AI-driven technology stack, a strong governance and security framework, and a consistent global service delivery model." Xerox helps organizations modernize information-intensive business processes through an integrated portfolio that combines digital mailroom services, intelligent document processing, DocuShare(R) content management, workflow automation, information governance, and managed services. These capabilities enable organizations to automate document-centric workflows, accelerate information flow, strengthen compliance, and support enterprise-wide transformation initiatives. "As the mailroom evolves into a strategic digital intake hub, organizations are prioritizing solutions that can securely capture, understand, govern, and route information across the enterprise," said Robert Palmer, research vice president, IDC. "The ability of Xerox to combine intelligent document processing, enterprise content management, workflow automation, and security helps address many of the core capabilities organizations are seeking as part of broader digital transformation initiatives." "Organizations today need more than mail digitization. They need a connected approach that transforms incoming information into secure, actionable business intelligence," said Matt Dollus, president of digital services at Xerox. "By combining intelligent document processing, content management, workflow automation, governance, and AI-enabled capabilities, Xerox helps clients improve information flow, accelerate business processes, strengthen compliance, and create more efficient digital operations." About Xerox Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ: XRX) Xerox is a global technology company with more than 120 years of innovation leadership. ENX Mag design, manufacture, deliver, and support print, IT, and digital services for nearly 200,000 clients worldwide. Its integrated, AI-powered portfolio includes managed and production print, document management, workflow automation, cybersecurity, cloud managed services, IT infrastructure, and collaboration technology. Serving clients from growing SMBs to 90 percent of the Fortune 500, Xerox supports leading healthcare, government, financial services, education, legal, retail, and commercial organizations. Through direct sales and a global network of channel partners, ENX Mag deliver the technology, expertise, and support organizations need to operate efficiently, securely, and at scale.

Xerox launches new A4 colour printers & mfps: C255a & C305ae. Xerox has launched four new A4 colour printers: the C240, C300, C255a and C305ae. It's the first hardware lineup released under the newly unified Xerox brand, following the company's integration with Lexmark, and it's aimed squarely at small workgroups that want reliable colour printing without needing an IT department to set it up. So at Printerbase, its focus is on the two multifunction models in the range: the C255a and the C305ae. A new generation, built on two companies' engineering. Xerox announced the range on 23 June 2026, calling it the first product line to combine Xerox and Lexmark engineering under one badge. Jacques-Edouard Gueden, Xerox's chief revenue officer, described it as giving small workgroup customers "a reliable, straightforward solution built on the combined resources of both companies." In practice, that combination shows up in the hardware: familiar Xerox styling and workflow software, paired with print engines and security architecture drawn from Lexmark's enterprise background. In fact, the range is already shipping in North America, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and further regions will follow. What's replacing What - New in, old out. First, the C240 will take over from the C230 and the C255a will replace the C235 eventually. Either way, the new range brings a wireless setup, a colour touchscreen, a lower running cost, combined engineering and technology from the unified Xerox brand without changing the footprint on your desk. Xerox C255a: reliable, even on a Monday morning. Xerox's own line for the C255a is "reliable, even on a Monday morning." Indeed, the spec sheet backs it up. In particular, it's a compact colour multifunction printer built for small teams: print, scan, copy and fax from one device, with print and copy speeds up to 25 pages per minute in both colour and mono. In fact, time to first page is around 10.5 seconds, so there's no long warm-up before the first job lands in the tray. Furthermore, it runs from a 2.8-inch colour touchscreen and connects over Ethernet, USB or 802.11ac wireless, and it takes a 250-sheet standard paper tray. For instance, the in-box Return Programme cartridges cover up to 750 pages in black and 500 in colour, and high-yield options are available once you're through the starters. In addition, Xerox backs it with a 1-year onsite repair warranty as standard, extendable to five years through the Xerox Free Extended Warranty Promotion. First, Xerox built the C305ae around a specific idea: most people shouldn't need to install a driver to print. Indeed, it's plug and play for many users straight out of the box, which matters more than it sounds for small offices juggling a mix of laptops, Chromebooks and the odd Windows on ARM device that traditional print drivers don't always play nicely with. Once it's running, the C305ae covers print, scan, copy and fax with automatic double-sided printing and a single-pass duplex document feeder, so two-sided originals scan in one go instead of being flipped and re-fed by hand. Meanwhile, toner replacement is one-handed, the 4.3-inch touchscreen tilts to suit whoever's standing at it, and paper capacity can be expanded with additional trays if your volumes grow. On the mobile side, printing covers AirPrint, Mopria and Chromebook devices, and it also plugs into the wider Xerox Workflow Central ecosystem for anyone automating document processes beyond basic printing. Built with sustainability in mind. First, Xerox manufactures the C305ae with more than 50% post-consumer recycled plastic. It also supports toner recycling through its Cartridge Collection Programme where available. In addition, built-in power-saving modes and Xerox Earth Smart Settings help keep energy use down between jobs, while automatic double-sided printing cuts paper consumption without slowing anyone down. It also carries ENERGY STAR certification and EPEAT registration, which gives businesses independent confirmation of its efficiency credentials rather than just a marketing claim. Security that doesn't stop at the device. Additionally, every model in the range ships with built-in security features that protect the printer itself, the documents passing through it and the network it's connected to. Xerox has also added post-quantum cryptography support across the lineup, which is unusual at this end of the market, so it's worth knowing about if your business has to meet forward-looking security requirements. C230 vs C240 and C235 vs C245. | Feature | C230 (Outgoing) | C240 (New) | C235 (Outgoing) | C245 (New) | | Function | Print only | Print only | Print, scan, copy | Print, scan, copy | | Wireless connectivity | Yes | Yes, improved setup | Yes | Yes, improved setup | | Touchscreen | Basic LCD | Colour touchscreen | Basic LCD | Colour touchscreen | | Warranty | 1 year | 1 year, extendable to 5 | 1 year | 1 year, extendable to 5 | | Post-quantum security | No | Yes | No | Yes | In fact, every model in the new range, including the C255a and C305ae, is eligible for the Xerox Free Extended Warranty Promotion, which extends the standard 1-year cover up to 5 years with an annual purchase of a Genuine Xerox toner cartridge set. Frequently asked questions. Q: What's the difference between the Xerox C255a and the C305ae? A: Specifically, the C255a is the compact all-rounder for small teams, printing and copying at up to 25ppm. The C305ae is built for the same job but adds driverless plug-and-play setup, a larger 4.3-inch touchscreen and expandable paper capacity, making it better suited to slightly higher volumes or offices with mixed device types. Q: Does the Xerox C240 replace the C230? A: Yes. Indeed, the C240 is the direct successor to the C230, with the same print-only role but wireless setup and a colour touchscreen added. Q: Does the Xerox C245 replace the C235? A: Indeed, the C245 takes over from the C235 as the new print, scan and copy model in the same tier. Compatibility, warranty and sustainability. Q: Do I need to install a driver for the Xerox C305ae? A: For most users, no. Indeed, Xerox designed the C305ae for plug-and-play printing without traditional driver installation, though IT teams managing larger fleets can still install drivers manually if they need specific configuration. Q: Are the new Xerox printers compatible with Chromebooks and Windows on ARM? A: Yes. The range supports AirPrint, Mopria and Chromebook printing, and it's also compatible with Windows on ARM and Snapdragon-powered devices. Q: What warranty comes with the Xerox C255a and C305ae? A: Both come with a 1-year Xerox warranty as standard. In addition, it's extendable up to 5 years through the Xerox Free Extended Warranty Promotion. Q: Is the Xerox C305ae a good choice for a sustainability-focused office? A: Yes. In fact, it's built with over 50% post-consumer recycled plastic, is ENERGY STAR certified and EPEAT registered, and includes Earth Smart Settings to reduce energy use. Ready to choose your Xerox printer? Ready to see the range for yourself? View the Xerox C255a and Xerox C305ae product pages, or otherwise browse the Xerox C240 and Xerox C300 if you need a print-only model. Of course, its sales team can talk through which one fits your volumes on 0161 308 5800. Need help or more information? Otherwise, if you're not sure which model suits your printing volumes, get in touch. Alternatively, visit its Contact Us page, call Printerbase Ltd on 0161 308 5800, or use Live Chat on the site and one of the team will help you choose.