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IDemo

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4. All I've seen so far

Reply to global1 (Reply #2)

Wed May 23, 2012, 09:34 AM

May 2012

from various sources is that China and R&D labs will be spared and that printers will take the largest hit. This could have a huge impact here in Boise, which has essentially been the center of laserjet development for years.

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