The Do’s and Don’ts of Choosing a MICR-Enabled Printing Solution
Banking Solutions
2008

Banks are required to process a huge volume of checks every day. But in order to do so, they need a process that facilitates high-speed of scanning and processing that is secure enough for a banking environment. How do they do this? If you’ve ever looked at the bottom a check, you may have noticed the character recognition system consisting of specialized ink and characters unique to Magnetic Ink Character Recognition or MICR.

Five Printing Tips for Reducing Your Company's Carbon Footprint
RIS Retail Info Systems News
September 16, 2008
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As businesses become increasingly aware of their environmental impact and seek ways to 'green' their organizations, retailers are seeking ways to reduce their carbon footprint.

TallyGenicom Offers Five Printing Tips for Reducing Your Company's Carbon Footprint
AOL Monday & Finance
September 09, 2008
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As businesses become increasingly aware of their environmental impact and seek ways to “ green ” their organizations, TallyGenicom, a leading provider of business-class printers, offers five printing best practices to help companies reduce their carbon footprint.

Printing practices: Five tips to reduce carbon footprint
Manufacturing Business Technology
September 09, 2008
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Printing is a critical function for a variety of businesses, but there are some simple things that organizations can do to remain productive while implementing environmentally friendly processes. To increase awareness of environmental impact and seek ways to foster “green” business organizations, TallyGenicom, a supplier of business-class printers, offers five printing best practices that can reduce carbon footprint.

Hailing high speed: Midrange and desktop printers reach new heights in custom options and service
Manufacturing Business Technology
September 01, 2008
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As bar-code labeling compliance reaches deeper into the supply chain, manufacturers and distributors have more options for industrial thermal printing in solutions of all sizes. In fact, traditional printer powerhouses such as Zebra Technologies and newcomer-to-thermal TallyGenicom are showcasing less-expensive desktop and midrange printers just as sales for larger systems begin to cool.

TallyGenicom 7000 series thermal printers
DC Velocity
September 2008
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TallyGenicom introduces its new line of hybrid/mid-range and rugged desktop thermal printing solutions. The 7000 series thermal printers are available in 2- and 4-inch widths and can handle label-roll diameters of up to 8 inches. These printers support popular emulations commonly used in thermal label printing, including ZPL, EPL, and PCL5.

TallyGenicom 7000 Series Thermal Printers
Health Informatics
August 2008
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Introducing the first ever line of thermal printers from TallyGenicom – the 7000 series. Whether you need to print on a 2" or 4" label, these printers are built with die-cast metal user interface to withstand harsh environments, yet these industry-strength printers are available at a desktop price point.

TallyGenicom enters thermal printing space
e Channel Line
August 17, 2008
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With a 60-year history and printing products aimed at meeting specialized business printing needs, TallyGenicom isn't a household name like HP or Lexmark, but the company competes in the same space as many of the biggest printer companies. Its focus has been on dot-matrix impact and laser (both color and mono) printers, but now it's launched what has been labeled as a hybrid thermal printer.

Label printers
Beverage Industry
August 15, 2008
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TallyGenicom launched three new label printers, ranging from desktop to mid-range printers. The hybrid thermal printers bridge the gap between mid-range and desktop and print all thermal label applications.

TallyGenicom Adds Thermal Label Printer Line
PC Magazine
April 29, 2008
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The 7000 series provides convenience and versatility to label printing for vertical markets such as healthcare, retail, and manufacturing.

TallyGenicom: 7000 Series Hybrid Thermal Printer Line
New Equipement
July 02, 2008
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In an important industry move that provides the thermal printing market with a new and exciting alternative to existing products, TallyGenicom today introduces its new line of hybrid/mid-range and rugged desktop thermal printing solutions. This expands the company's already extensive line of printers and reinforces the fact that TallyGenicom is the only printer manufacturer offering a complete suite of printing solutions that include impact, laser, mobile and now thermal products.

TallyGenicom Offers Free Service As Part Of Supplies Program
The Hard Copy Supplies Journal
January 3, 2006

TallyGenicom introduces a new supplies program that provides one year of free on-site printer service for consumers willing to purchase the firm’s remanufactured HP® LaserJet toner cartridges.