Kyocera New Launche in South Africa

Kyocera Document Solutions South Africa launched a new range of A3 TASKalfa multi-functional products, which provide secure ways to print for organizations of all sizes. The new series builds on the success of the existing TASKalfa range with new developments that offer improved usability and security.

These products can prevent potential infiltration of malware or unauthorized firmware into users’ systems with the included Trusted Platform Module and Secure Boot. Data is protected by the standard Run-Time Integrity Checks and built-in data encryption function, making this new range a substantial upgrade when it comes to print security.

This range of multi-functional products also relies on an award-winning engine that is already deployed in existing products in the TASKalfa range. Within the currently available selection are color devices TASKalfa 2553ci, 3253ci and TASKalfa 5053ci and monochrome options TASKalfa 5003i and TASKalfa 6003i, which can reach

speeds of up to 60 pages per minute for the fastest models in the series.

Two additional color devices TASKalfa 4053ci and TASKalfa 6053ci will be launched in South Africa in the near future.

The new series features a full-color touchscreen panel measuring 10.1 inches, enabling greater usability and wider access to a range of document management functions.

“At Kyocera, we know that security is a top priority for companies. Combining security with enhanced usability and award-winning reliability, this innovative new TASKalfa range is ideal for customers who are looking to print documents in high quality,” explains Sharon Peché, Marketing and Communications Manager at KYOCERA Document Solutions South Africa.

“Through this innovation, businesses can reduce costs without compromising on other crucial factors such as reliability or security, thus providing organizations with the ideal solution to their printing needs.”

Originally published at Kyocera

Kyocera launches new line-up of secure, user-friendly A3 TASKalfa devices

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