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Lexmark X642E
$1,499.00
Released August, 2008
The Pros:Tall build makes it a bit easier to access the scanner, don't have to lean over. Touch display and menu options are well designed and easy to work with. Making scans to PDF or copies is fast and simple to do.
The Cons:Won't read from a number of USB storage devices, no documentation on this at all. Faxes often are received looking crooked on the other end.
The Lexmark X642E is a mid-range multifunction monochrome laser printer that also features a fax machine, scanner and photocopier. It is also versatile in that it can handle labels, heavy paper and recycled paper or other unique forms of printing (e.
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g. bar codes). Its processor operates at 514MHz and it can produce up to 45 pages per minute. It is also supposed to be easy to use and has a 5.7"-diagonal touch screen operator panel. Its scanner can email scanned documents or save them directly to USB flash memory. The whole unit can also detect the size of paper being scanned or copied to select the proper tray to print from. Maximum print resolution is 1200 x 1200 dpi, and paper input and output capacities are 3100 and 500 sheets respectively. It also has security functions like SNMP v3, SSL and IP Security.
Features
- 4-in-1 printer, scanner, copier, fax machine
- Emails scanned documents or saves directly to USB
- Up to 45 pages per minute
- 1200 x 1200 dpi
- 5.7" touchscreen operator panel
- Max input of 3100 pages
- 514MHz processor
- Security options include SNMP v3, SSL, IPSec
- Automatic paper size sensing when scanning or copying
- Intuitive menu design and operator controls
- Direct USB printing
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tall build makes it a bit easier to access the scanner, don't have to lean over
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touch display and menu options are well designed and easy to work with
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making scans to PDF or copies is fast and simple to do
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setup is fairly simple, only takes a few minutes
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capable of heavy work load without any problems
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won't read from a number of USB storage devices, no documentation on this at all
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faxes often are received looking crooked on the other end
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