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Lexmark C530DN
$499.00
Released October, 2006
The Pros:Setup is simple, don't need the IT department for it - most people will work it out in a few minutes. Doesn't use too much toner on each print. Driver is well written so that you never get errors.
The Cons:Can't handle thicker media like card stock. Gets occasional paper jams which become more frequent after the first year.
The Lexmark C530DN is a lower-mid-level laser printer, intended mainly for small businesses. It has duplex printing which conserves paper, and in turn reduces the number of times paper has to be replaced.
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It prints 22 pages per minute in color and 24 in monochrome, and both resolutions are 1200 x 1200 dpi. It can also use Lexmark's 4800 color quality, which allows 2400 x 600 dpi. This printer has a high expected monthly use, with a minimum of around 50 thousand pages. It supports numerous operating systems, including UNIX and Novell, and supports TCP/IP v4 and v6 for networking. It has a one year onsite labor warranty as well, and a total input capacity of 350 pages.
Features
- Released October 2006
- Color laser printer
- 2-line monochrome LCD display
- 22 prints per minute (color)
- 24 prints per minute (black)
- 1200 x 1200 dpi
- 4800 color quality 2400 x 600 dpi
- 375 MHz processor
- 128MB memory
- 350 page input capacity
- Duplex printing
- Ethernet and USB 2.0 ports
- TCP/IPv4 and v6 networking
- One year labor warranty
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setup is simple, don't need the IT department for it - most people will work it out in a few minutes
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doesn't use too much toner on each print
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driver is well written so that you never get errors
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tones and colors are bright and bold, makes charts "pop"
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has solid, sturdy components that aren't easy to break
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can't handle thicker media like card stock
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gets occasional paper jams which become more frequent after the first year
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