SMALL-FORMAT PRESSES -- Small, But Powerful
"Due to the availability of inexpensive design programs such as QuarkXPress and PageMaker, the complexity of simple stationery, flyers and newsletters has increased," Blumberg notes. "Customers ask for halftones, solids and full bleeds—even in the small sheet size. This can not be produced with old duplicator technology."
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