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Great worth for tiny as well as mid-sized workgroups, a network-ready Lexmark X544dn offers peculiarity copying, scanning, faxing as well as integrated duplex printing. Get outlay speeds up to twenty-three ppm in black as well as color. Lower your costs with extra-high-yield cartridges, as well as show off commercial operation opening with a far-reaching operation of modernized scanning features. Surprisingly compress for such a entirely functioned solution, these inclination have been additionally incredibly quiet, easy to make use of as well as confederate facilely in to your existent bureau environment. Built for critical bureau work, these tone MFPs supply we with all a capability functions we need to show off your commercial operation performance. Move simply in between hardcopy as well as digital papers with adv… More >>
X544DN Mfp Color Laser 25/25 Ppm P/s/c/f Duplex Frnt Pic Bridge
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This quality of the printing, scanning, and faxing from this unit is excellent. It seems to have Lexmark’s robust design and construction, though I won’t be able to say for certain without a few more years of use. The directions from the front panel during setup, faxing, etc., are useful. As with many networkable printers, it has a web server built-in, from which one can change major setting without any special client software. This is nice, and makes the printer in some regards ‘future proof,’ in that you don’t need Lexmark to continue to create updated versions of the driving software in order to use the device with new and potentially incompatible OS revisions.
It does, however, have quirks. If the printer is waking from sleep, the time to first print is longer than I am used to. In an environment where the printer is used only occasionally, this may be a problem. Also, it has basically no Mac OS X software. For scanning, you have to use Apple’s Image Capture program, which as of the current release does not work with multi-page scans on this printer. Finally, though you can connect it to your network via ethernet, on the Mac at least you will need to hook up a USB cable too in order to use the scanner.