Media may refer to:

• Media, plural of "medium"; a means (a container or a vehicle) of carrying or communicating information
  • Mass media (all means of mass communication e.g. magazines, cinema, films, newspapers, radio, television, internet, billboards, books, CDs, DVDs, videocassettes, other publishing.)
  • News media (specifically providing news, e.g. newspapers, television news.)
  • News media (United States)
  • Multimedia
  • Computer media
  • Media (arts) (eg. "oil on canvas", "sculpted clay", etc.)
• Media, the 1998 album by The Faint
• Media, the region occupied by the Medes people in present-day Iran
• Media, Pennsylvania
• Media, Illinois
• Media, a star also known as Delta Sagittarii
• Tunica media, the middle layer of the wall of a blood vessel
• Growth media, for the culturing of microorganisms

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Future Graphics Press Releases

Industry-Leading Future Graphics Offers First-to-Market Chips for HP(R) CP1518(TM) / CM1312(TM) and P4515(TM), P4015(TM), P4014(TM)
Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:00:00 -0700
LOS ANGELES, CA - Future Graphics, the industry leader in chips, is again proud to release first- to-market compatible replacement chips for the HP(R) P4515(TM) and HP(R) CP1518(TM) printer cartridges. The release of these chips and other critical components (toner, OPC, blades, seal, fixture) marks the third consecutive year that Future Graphics has been first-to-market with a matched systems for a major engine release. “Releasing chips for the newest technology within four short months of the OEM demonstrates our development team’s diligence and the value of our world class vendor partnership philosophy,” says Luke Goldberg, Senior VP, Future Graphics. “Many in the marketplace have viewed new technology with fear. We believe it creates untapped opportunities, and our technical team is poised to deliver these opportunities to the aftermarket more rapidly than ever before.” IP due diligence assured, the dedicated Future Graphics chips ensure 100 percent functionality. The CP 1518 replaces the HP 2600 series. It is the lowest priced entry-level four-in-one MFP ever released. The 62 ppm monochrome P4515 is the fastest laser printer ever and is more evidence that HP has designs on the market share of the enterprise channel. The chips are compatible with HP Color LaserJet CP1515n and CP1518ni; HP Color LaserJet CP1215, HP Color LaserJet CM1312 MFP and HP LaserJet P4015 Printer series; HP LaserJet P4014 Printer series and HP LaserJet P4515 Printer series. They are in stock and can ship from all Future Graphics locations.
Future Graphics’ Robert Goldstein, Lionel Brown Inducted into Recharger Magazine’s Inaugural Hall of Fame
Wed, 02 Jul 2008 12:00:00 -0700
LOS ANGELES, CA - It was announced by Recharger Magazine in June that Robert Goldstein, President and CEO, Future Graphics and Lionel Brown, COO, Future Graphics would be inducted into the inaugural Recharger Hall of Fame in Las Vegas on Tuesday, August 19. For over twenty years, Robert Goldstein and Lionel Brown have been key figures in helping build a tiny cottage industry into the global, multi-billion dollar enterprise that it is today. “We’re very honored,” said Mr. Goldstein. “I grew up with this industry, so being recognized with the understanding that our industry has matured and professionalized means a lot. It has helped me grow personally too. It has been a fun ride in the company of great people.” Quipped Mr. Brown, “This industry has been a learning experience for me. Sort of like David and Goliath with the OEMs being the Goliath. The next time that I am inducted into a Hall of Fame, I would prefer the Goliath role if that can be arranged.” Other inductees include Mr. Avi and Yoel Wazana of MSE; Mr Arnald Ho of Print Rite and Mr. Ed Swartz of SCC. “I look forward to personally congratulating each of these extraordinary people on their success in and contribution to our industry,” said Recharger Group Publisher Adam Schaffer. “Choosing this initial group took a great deal of thought on our part, and we have a group that well represents the best this industry has to offer, from quality contributions to legislative work. While each inductee has contributed mightily in a number of areas, it is in the Recharger Magazine Hall of Fame that we can honor them in a category in which they excel to the highest levels.” There will be a short ceremony preceding the Recharger Magazine’s 2008 Readers Choice Awards on Tuesday, Aug. 19 at the Palm Foyer in the Mandalay Bay to honor the inductees.
Future Graphics Nominated for 5 Reader’s Choice Awards
Tue, 03 Jun 2008 12:00:00 -0700
LOS ANGELES, CA – Future Graphics is pleased to announce that it has been nominated for five Recharger Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards. The nominations include ‘Best New Product/Service,’ ‘Quality Leader: Supplies,’ ‘Best Customer Support,’ ‘Most Memorable Marketing/Ad Campaign,’ and ‘Best Website.’ “We are honored to be recognized for outstanding achievement on so many levels by the remanufacturing community.” said Lionel Brown, COO, Future Graphics. “We have invested heavily the last two years to achieve the status of world’s leading aftermarket raw materials supplier. We are very pleased that remanufacturers, regardless of size, now see the benefits that this brings to their business.” Voting for the Reader’s Choice awards is now open on Recharger Magazine’s website. The awards will be announced on Tuesday, August 19th at the Palm Foyer in the Mandalay Bay.
Future Graphics Introduces Cost-Saving Seal Insertion System for Remanufacturing HP(R) 2600(TM) Color Cartridges
Tue, 13 May 2008 12:00:00 -0700
LOS ANGELES – Future Graphics announces a new Comprehensive System Solutions(TM) (CSS) patent-pending seal insertion system for HP(R) 2600(TM) color cartridges. Developed in the Future Graphics Research and Development Center, the innovative seal insertion system works without heat and without requiring the removal of the toner adder roll. Instead, the combination of fixture, tools and clamping mechanism properly aligns the new seal for maximum adhesive area coverage. This new system does not cause alterations of critical gaps and tolerances in the cartridge, reducing the potential for leaking/toner dusting. A part of Future Graphics' Comprehensive Systems Solutions(TM), the seal insertion fixture and tool set (HP2600SEALCSS) greatly simplifies the remanufacturing of the cartridges for this globally placed line of SOHO color printers. Complete instructions can be seen at Future Graphics' award-winning website, futuregraphicsllc.com.
First to Market Comprehensive System Solution(TM) for HP(R) P1005(TM)/P1006(TM), P1505(TM), M1522(TM)
Tue, 13 May 2008 12:00:00 -0700
LOS ANGELES, CA – Only five months after the OEM release, Future Graphics is pleased to announce a complete Comprehensive System Solution(TM) (CSS) for the HP(R) P1005(TM)/P1006(TM), P1505(TM) and M1522(TM). Replacements for the 1012 series, the P1005(TM)/P1006(TM), P1505(TM) and M1522(TM) monochrome desktop printers are the lowest-priced SOHO channel laser printers ever released by HP. At just over 4 cents per page, the OEM consumables represent the highest ever cost-per-page for an HP(R) monochrome printer, which translates as great profit opportunities for remanufacturers. The Comprehensive System Solution(TM) from Future Graphics includes performance-matched MK Imaging toner and OPC, fully functional chip, wiper blade, recovery blade, doctor blade, lay-in seal and drill-hole fixture. It was first confirmed at the MK Imaging and Future Graphics Research and Development Centers that the OEM product uses a magnetic polymerized toner that was previously unseen in the market. The solution developed by MK Imaging/Future Graphics is a specially formulated pulverized toner that has been engineered to perform similarly to OEM magnetized chemical toner when used in conjunction with a co-engineered MK Imaging drum. Due to this proprietary process, and efficient toner usage, the solution from FG will not cause waste bin overflow while meeting OEM standards for page yield. Another critical aspect of CSS is the design and production of affordable and easy-to-use tooling and jigs. The patent-pending drill-hole fixture for the P1005/P1006 and P1505 simplifies the remanufacturing process and reduces damage risk to the auger. There are two separate jig holes to accommodate the differences of the P1005 and P1006 and a fill plug is included with the kit. "While many may view new technology as a threat, we at Future Graphics LLC view it as an opportunity for the aftermarket," said Luke Goldberg, Senior VP, Future Graphics. "The first months after a printer release, the OEM enjoys a 100% share. This represents a huge opportunity for our customers as opposed to older technology as it becomes commoditized. New technology allows FG and our customers to set themselves apart from lower-cost producers who cannot ― and will not ― invest in the leading-edge technology that is necessary for the long term success of the R and R industry." All of the supplies and components for remanufacturing the P1005/P1006 and 1505 are in stock and ready to ship. Ask your Future Graphics LLC sales rep for a complete new product release kit which includes technical specs, OEM benchmark information, and critical component analysis.
Future Graphics Comprehensive Systems Solutions(TM) Universal Drum Pin Removal Tool for HP(R) 3000/4700(TM) Series Cartridges
Tue, 13 May 2008 12:00:00 -0700
LOS ANGELES – Future Graphics, the industry leader in color technology, announces an improved, patent-pending Drum Pin Removal Tool for increasing the speed, efficiency and profitability of the remanufacturing process for HP(R) 3000/3600/3800/CP3505 /3500/3700(TM) and 4700/4730/CP4005(TM) color cartridges. The patent-pending Drum Pin Removal Tool (DRPINTOOL2) provides a quick, easy-to-use and reliable process for extraction and installation of drum spring pins in the wide range of HP(R) color cartridges. The improved, modular design of the tool protects OEM spring pins from splitting or mushrooming, a frequent result of other methods, and allows easy replacement of any damaged parts of the tool itself. Complete instructions for using the Drum Pin Removal Tool, along with a demonstration video, are available 24 hours a day online at Future Graphics' award-winning website, futuregraphicsllc.com.

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