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If you need a workhorse that can keep up with your small business or team within a larger organization, a workgroup laser printer is an obvious choice. Designed to juggle multiple print jobs, these systems have faster processors, more memory, and print engines that are capable of churning out more than 20 pages per minute. But these $400-and-up printers are more than souped-up personal lasers; they offer workgroup features, such as network printing, high-capacity toner cartridges, and larger paper input and output trays.
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CNET product brief
Description: The Lexmark E360D is a 40 ppm, monochrome workgroup laser printer.Compared to other monochrome workgroup lasers on the market, it is relatively inexpensive at around $335.This unit features 1200dpi.
Pros: At 16" x15" x10", this printer doesn't take up much room, making it ideal as a desktop printer or for use in a small office.Capable of connecting to a computer with a USB port, this printer also has a parallel port for older systems.This printer is capable of double-sided, or duplex, printing.At 400 MHz this printer has a fast processor, which speeds up the printing of complex documents such as images.(A fast processor allows complex documents to be translated into printed graphics and text at a faster rate.)
Cons: None noted, given available product data.
Suitability: Intended for those who need high volume black and white printing.This printer is capable of accepting pages up to legal (8.5 in x 14 in) and A4 (8.25 in x 11.7 in).
Value: In view of its relatively inexpensive price, this laser printer has great features for the money.
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