Introducing the new WorkForce Enterprise AM series allows Epson to address the current gap in the market in the 30 to 60ppm range, while offering consumers an alternative to laser printing options.
In line with its sustainability agenda, Epson also announced that it will end the sale and distribution of laser printer hardware in its lineup by end of 2023 in the Southeast Asia region.
Epson Philippines has launched its Virtual Demo channel where customers can inquire about Epson’s wide range of consumer and enterprise products, as well as schedule product demonstrations.
As the official Visual Display Partner, Epson lends its high-brightness projectors to showcase the rich embroidery heritage in the Philippines and to highlight the cultural traditions interwoven with the Filipino people’s stories.
Epson, a male-dominated company like most firms in Japan, has appointed its first female country manager, Masako Kusama, who is now running the tech giant’s Philippine office.
Epson Philippines has also partnered with World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) Philippines to create a three-dimensional virtual museum showcasing various habitats and how they are affected by climate change.
The projectors, ranging from 6,000 to 10,000 lumens, are engineered to meet a wide spectrum of requirements and to deliver bright images across various verticals including corporate, education, and digital signage applications.
Epson Philippines has introduced the HyFlex Classroom setup, a hybrid-flexible classroom designed to accommodate the simultaneous teaching of in-person and online learners by reflecting real-time changes directly on the screen.
Designed to deliver an immersive big-screen entertainment for movie nights and competitive gaming, the EH-LS12000B promises to impress with the delivery of rich detailing and colors to recreate larger-than-life cinematic experience from home.
