Canon to enter commercial photo printing market with introduction of new DreamLabo brand

The Asahi Shimbun Tuesday 15th February, 2011

- New DreamLabo 5000 for production of high-value-added photo merchandise - Tokyo, February 15, 2011 -- Canon Inc. and Canon Marketing Japan Inc. today announced the company's full-fledged entry into the commercial photo printing market, a new area of business for Canon, with the launch of the DreamLabo 5000 commercial inkjet printer, which will go on sale in Japan in September 2011. To date, Canon has offered an extensive selection of imaging products across a range of markets, from digital cameras for amateur and professional-level photographers, to home-use printers that allow users to easily create and enjoy beautiful photo prints. Additionally, satisfying the exacting needs of industry professionals, the company has launched high-performance professional-model photo ...

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