TKS chooses “digital” Harlequin RIP to drive inkjet newspaper press

The latest version of the “digital” Harlequin RIP®, has been chosen by Tokyo Kikai Seisakusho (TKS) of Japan to drive a new inkjet newspaper press that will be launched in the second half of 2012. The web fed JETLEADER 1500 will be used for high-speed, full-colour digital newspaper production, printing 600 x 600 dpi duplex at 150 metres per minute. Version 3 of the Harlequin Host Renderer, recently unveiled by Global Graphics ahead of drupa ( Hall 7.0 Stand A21) will be the core of the digital print workflow feeding the presses.

Unprecedented speed of new “digital” Harlequin RIP gives faster return on press investment

The latest release of a new generation Harlequin RIP® gives unprecedented performance to drive digital presses. Version 3 of the Harlequin Host Renderer, launched today by Global Graphics Software, is now so fast that you can drive a broad span of digital presses at full engine speed, only stopping for scheduled maintenance.

The Harlequin RIP and Alwan’s Print Standardizer make a perfect match

An automated print standardization solution for the press room that is affordable and easy-to-implement is now available with the Harlequin RIP® Version 9.0 following the announcement today by Global Graphics and Alwan Color Expertise that they have worked together to interconnect their systems.

Global Graphics takes action to prevent Harlequin RIP off

Global Graphics (NYSE- Euronext: GLOG), a leading developer of printing and electronic document software and the developer of the Harlequin RIP®, has, through its lawyers, called upon HighWater CTP Ltd. to cease immediately from using the Torrent brand so as to create a false association between HighWater CTP’s Studio RIP and the Harlequin RIP

Consumer technology points the way for ‘intuitive’ business software. And could save UK plc £63bn a year

The ease-to-use so carefully developed by consumer technology companies should point the way for business software developers, argues new research from Global Graphics, a developer of edocument and printing software

Umfrage von Global Graphics unter 1000 deutschen Arbeitnehmern: Schlechte Usability von Bürosoftware kostet zwei Stunden pro Woche

Eine Umfrage von Global Graphics, britischer Hersteller von Software für elektronische Dokumente und Drucker, hat ergeben, dass sich deutsche Arbeitnehmer an ihrem Arbeitsplatz anwenderfreundlichere Bürosoftware wünschen. 1015 Büroangestellte aus kleinen, mittelständischen und großen Unternehmen wurden im Februar 2009 in Deutschland befragt.

Harlequin web portal launches to Graph Expo visitors – latest version of Harlequin RIP also on show

Global Graphics’ new interactive community and online store for Harlequin RIP® users at www.harlequin.com is being launched to the US market at Graph Expo. Also demonstrated on the Global Graphics’ booth will be the Harlequin PLUS Server RIP (v.8.0), the first graphic arts RIP to natively process PDF, PostScript®, and XPS in a single RIP engine.