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SAMSUNG ML-3471ND NETWORK-READY MONOCHROME LASER PRINTER

  • Network-ready monochrome laser printer produces up to 35 ppm
  • Prints singular sheets in 9 seconds as well as 100 pages in underneath 4 minutes
  • Includes a 250-sheet cassette as well as a 50-sheet multi-purpose tray
  • Durable monthly cycle of 50,000 pages for tiny bureau use
  • Measures 17.1-by-15.75-by-11.2-inches

Product Description
imagine tall speed, tall monthly-duty-cycle, good paper handling, as well as a single of a lowest costs-per-page in a category creates a ML-3471ND a undiluted workhorse for SMB workgroups in roughly any straight market. PCL5e, Postscript, Epson, as well as IBM bequest emulations capacitate dump in plug-n-play in many government, educational, as well as healthcare comforts with existent law applications.Amazon.com Product Description
The easy-to-use Samsung ML-3471ND Network-Ready Monochrome Laser Printer delivers high-quality veteran imitation jobs during speeds up to 35 pages per minute. With a permanent monthly cycle of 50,000 pages, this fit printer is written to encounter a final of not as big offices. The profession… More >>

Samsung ML-3471ND Network-Ready Monochrome Laser Printer

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One Response to “SAMSUNG ML-3471ND NETWORK-READY MONOCHROME LASER PRINTER”

  1. Boulder1259 says:
    February 2, 2010 at 4:02 am

    I’m pleased with the print quality and speed but am finding the printer to be very, very expensive to operate. Even with Samsung’s Toner Saver feature turned on, we (a small business) are only getting approximately 5,500 mostly text pages from a 10,000 page cartridge. At first, I thought that we’d been shipped the 4,000 page cartridge by mistake. However, I called Samsung, and they said that such low yields are not uncommon for this printer.

    The low yield wouldn’t be such a problem if it weren’t for the fact that Samsung’s cartridges are quite expensive. I wish I could give a better report, but our initial impression is that the ML-3471ND is not a cost-effective printer for a small office environment.

    If my operating experience changes, I’ll update this review.