The network ready Dell Laser Printer 1710n is a powerful monochrome laser device designed to add massive print capabilities to a single user, or connect an entire office to a high output capacity machine. Though the unit comes equipped with a wide range of effective implemented features, the 1710n’s real draws are its super fast print speed, and its connectivity options.

Boasting a print speed of 26 pages per minute maximum when using standard letter sized paper, the Dell Laser Printer 1710n ranks with the best as far as speed. When printing to legal sized paper, or other media types and sizes, print speed will only suffer slightly. Time to first print is also very speedy, clocking in at only 8 seconds. Unfortunately, this time is only accurate when the printer is in standby mode. From a cold start, warm up time will be included, making the time to first print from power off mode a full 40 seconds.

A standard 250 sheet capacity paper drawer is included with the Dell Laser Printer 1710n, and an additional 550 sheet capacity drawer can be purchased separately, if constant paper swaps begin to become a hassle under high output circumstances, which brings the total potential paper capacity to an impressive 800 sheets. An output tray with a 150 sheet total capacity should also assist in keeping heavy volumes of print material moving along at a decent rate.

Though the Dell Laser Printer 1710n is not equipped with an automatic duplexer, a manual duplex mode is supported via the included software. Manual duplex software eliminates the guesswork involved in making double sided printing, and will automatically calculate proper page numbers in order depending on the project. Other software included in the package consists of the Dell Toner Management system, which automatically alerts users of low toner problems directly on the desktop, and a toner save function that is manageable remotely via PC.

The Dell Laser Printer 1710n’s output resolution statistics are possibly its most outstanding features, running at a standard print quality of 1200 x 1200 dots per inch; literally four times the resolution of the standard seen in other models of this caliber. A 2400 image quality setting is also adjustable, but will ultimately affect print speeds.

With 32 MBs of standard on board memory, the Dell Laser Printer 1710n comes twice as equipped as its alternate model, the 1710, which lacks an internal network card. It is also upgradable to a full 160 MBs of memory via a single additional memory slot for complex print tasks, as well as simultaneous jobs via a network.

No multi purpose tray is included with the unit, but it does offer a single pass, front loading multi function slot that allows for printing to envelopes and extra thick media types such as card stock. Thanks to an extra simple, 2 button, 5 LED dedicated control setup, the Dell Laser Printer 1710n is easily one of the most user friendly models on the market. This, along with Dell’s extensive warranty and on site repair plan, makes it a secure buy for almost any small business.

For those looking to own a monochrome laser printer that can compete with professional grade models for speed, but also comes at a price affordable enough for a personal business to own, look no further than the Dell Laser Printer 1710. With its blazing fast 26 pages per minute print speed on A4 sized paper, the 1710 will not slow you down, and exceptionally high print resolutions will add credibility to all output material, be it simple black and white text, or detailed charts and graphs.

Even monochrome imagery will come out looking acceptable thanks to the Dell Laser Printer 1710’s 1200 x 1200 dot per inch resolution and, even at very high output, the hardware will hold together thanks to a maximum monthly duty cycle rated at 15,000 sheets per month. If a problem does arise, owners will be backed by the full support of Dell’s 24 hour technical service, as well as a one year limited warranty and a year of on site, next day repair service.

Extended service upgrades are available to cover damages for as long as five years, which lets you know how confident Dell is with the longevity of the Dell Laser Printer 1710. Yet, for such durability, the device comes in a small package, weighing just over twenty two pounds, with dimensions of only 9.7 in. x 15.9 in. x 13.9 in. (H x W x D). With a footprint this small, the 1710 could fit on almost any home desktop, but also has to power to be qualified for an office setting.

This Energy Star certified printer has a maximum operating power consumption of 600 W in when warmed up, while a sleep mode reduces energy usage to an almost insignificant 20 W max. Power save options, such as an automatic shut off control, are completely user definable from five to two hundred and forty minutes, allowing for the most convenient, energy efficient time settings possible, and maximizing power conservation.

Time to first print is only 8 seconds with the Dell Laser Printer 1710, and even from complete shut off mode, warm up time remains low, at only 40 seconds. A 366 MHz processor also help to move things along quickly, even when dealing with complex projects, so down time remains at a minimum and workloads are completed rapidly.

The Dell Laser Printer 1710’s paper handling abilities are impressive, with a 250 sheet capacity paper tray standard with the unit, and an optional 550 sheet drawer available for purchase separately, which would bring the maximum paper storage capacity to an impressive 800 sheets total. Output capacity is high as well thanks to a 150 sheet output tray.

Also standard with the unit is a single pass manual multi purpose slot that allows input material of various thicknesses to be printed upon, thanks to an adjustable size bracket. Envelopes and greeting cards can be fed by hand this way, and even printed on both sides via manual duplexing. Features like these boost the overall versatility of the Dell Laser Printer 1710, and allow it to perform functions once reserved only for higher end units.

25 page per minute monochrome laser print speed combined with full technical support from Dell and an above average maximum print resolution make the Dell Laser Printer 1700n a device worth noticing. With a wide range of powerful specifications across the board, the 1700n is an all around work horse that can produce low or high paper output with equal simplicity.

Thanks to 32 MBs of standard random access memory, the Dell Laser Printer 1700n doesn’t hesitate even under the stress of the most complex single print jobs. Yet, for optimized performance on a highly demanding network, memory is upgradable to a maximum of 160 total MBs. A 200 MHz processor also helps things running smoothly and efficiently under a heavy work load.

With an outstandingly high print resolution of 1200 x 1200 dots per inch the Dell Laser Printer 1700n can output not only crystal clear black and white text, but also detailed graphics and charts, and even monochrome images.

Standard paper handling comes in the form of a 250 sheet covered paper input drawer and a single pass multi purpose slot. An additional 300 sheet drawer is optional for separate purchase, and brings the total potential storage capacity to a huge 550 sheets that should keep paper refills, along with down time, at a minimum. The multi purpose slot is adjustable not just for paper thicknesses that aren’t compatible with the standard tray, such as transparencies, but also for odd widths as seen in media such as envelopes and business cards.

The Dell Laser Printer 1700n is designed to last, and boasts a maximum monthly duty cycle of 15,000 total pages, allowing it to withstand frequent, all day usage. Dell also includes a 12 month limited hardware warranty, and also a year of next business day advanced exchange service, along with twenty four hour technical support for one year, and unlimited Dell online support for up to date drivers and technical information.

A small footprint and manageable weight make the Dell Laser Printer 1700n appropriate not only for a small office, but for a home business as well. Weighing in at a reasonable 27 lbs with dimensions of 15.5” x 13.9” x 9.8” (W x D x H) it could even be considered a desktop printer, but just barely. Unfortunately, due to Dell’s intention to provide all inclusive computer systems to their customers, the 1700n is not Macintosh compatible, but will run on almost any Windows system, whether built by Dell themselves or not.

The software package included with the Dell Laser Printer 1700n offers comprehensive tools unlike many of its competitors. A Dell Toner Management System provides intelligent toner monitoring and proactively notifies users before toner runs out. The Dell Printer Web Tool is a program that helps users easily install, configure, and manage a network of users, and has automatic e mail notifications that let a network administrator know whenever there is a paper handling alert. This software resides within the unit itself as firmware, securing the Dell Laser Printer 1700n’s status as a user friendly, unobtrusive tool for a large range of work demands.

Despite the fact that the Dell Laser Printer 1125 has a strangely positioned, grotesque paper tray that adds several inches to the printer’s footprint, this four in one device comes with internal hardware that performs with specifications that match units above its price range. This, along with extensive support from the Dell team, make this printer copier combo a great decision for a small business wishing to cut costs by combining many functions into a single unit.

With print resolution locked at 600 x 600 dots per inch, text will come out looking professional. Images and charts will lack slightly due to the bare minimum resolution, but are still possible. Scan resolution is also very limited, and also set at 600 x 600 dots per inch for optical scans.

A built in 30 page automatic document feeder will keep projects moving along swiftly whether copying, scanning, or faxing. Transmission speeds for faxes runs at 33.6 K thanks to a built in Super G3 modem that can keeps incoming and outgoing projects moving at a rapid rate of up to 3 seconds per page.

Print and copy speeds are very fast as well, with both topping out at 21 pages per minute when using letter sized paper. This is made possible in part by a 133 MHz on board processor that keeps even complex and cumbersome projects moving along without a hitch. A standard memory of 32 MBs also assists in digital project management and is not expandable, but should prove to be sufficient for any project within the Dell Laser Printer 1125’s scope.

Paper handling comes in two forms: a large, 250 sheet standard paper tray that can hold up to half a ream of 20 lb paper, and a convenient 10 sheet multipurpose tray for special media types. This brings the total paper storage capacity to a sufficient 260 total sheets. An output tray with a 100 sheet capacity is also helpful when project sizes begin to get large. Acceptable paper sizes range from 16 lbs to 24 lbs for the standard tray, while thicker media such as card stock is compatible with the Dell Laser Printer 1125 via the multipurpose tray.

Thanks to an awkwardly located paper tray, the footprint is a little larger than it could have been, with dimensions of 16.3 x 17.5 x 14.8 inches, but is still fairly manageable, and still keeps the Dell Laser Printer 1125 small enough to be considered a desktop printer. Its weight is also fairly respectable at only 23.3 pounds.

With the help of a USB 2.0 HI Speed port, connectivity to Windows based PCs is made easy, unfortunately Dell printers are designed for use with their composite computer systems, and therefore are not Macintosh friendly. With a 1,000 sheet toner cartridge included with the unit in box, you wont get very far when dealing in high paper output, but additional high yield toner cartridges are available for purchase from Dell, or from third party dealers.  With print, copy, scan and fax capabilities included in this single unit, the Dell Laser Printer 1125 should serve any small office well.

For a combination of speed, exceptional print resolution, and a manageable size, take a look at the Dell Laser Printer 1700. With print quality of 1200 x 1200 dots per inch, this Dell monochrome laser printer has four times the print resolution of many of its competitors. This, combined with unmatched service and support, make the printer a practical solution for any home or small business with light duty print demands.

With a maximum monthly duty cycle of 15,000 printed pages, the Dell Laser Printer 1700 speaks for itself on durability, but Dell also backs this product with not only a twelve month warranty, but a year of next business day exchange service or next business day on site service via Dell’s award winning service team. Other available services offered are installation, same day on site service, and Printer Gold technical phone support. Two, three, and four year extended plans of all types are also available.

A 250 sheet covered paper drawer provides storage for up to half a ream of paper in the Dell Laser Printer 1700, but, when page output demands are high, an additional 550 sheet drawer is also available for separate purchase, which brings the unit’s total potential paper storage to a huge 800 sheets. Though there is no additional multifunctional tray, there is a single pass multi purpose tray located conveniently on the front of the unit that is adjustable to fit special media types such as envelopes, transparencies, and custom greeting cards.

Complex print jobs should be no match for the Dell Laser Printer 1700’s 16 MBs of built in memory, but to increase speed even further memory is expandable up to 144 MBs. With standard toner cartridges yielding 3,000 pages each, toner changes will be few and far between, but for maximum dollar value, high yield 6,000 page toner cartridges are also available, which helps to keep your operating cost as low as possible.

For further cutbacks in overall cost per page, a manual duplexing mode is programmable to help you print two sided work loads without confusion of proper page order. A sleep mode also helps keeps costs at a minimum, running at a max of 20 W, against the unit’s standard operating consumption of 600 W, making the Dell Laser Printer 1700 easily Energy Star compliant.

A great feature that Dell has incorporated into this product that is not always seen on units of this caliber is a dedicated cancel print button which helps to spare every ounce of toner via cutting back on wasteful, unwanted print jobs. Also dedicated on the unit is an LED warning light incorporated with Dell’s toner management system, alerting you when toner gets low.

With a 200 MHz processor, operation of the machine is fast, even with large projects, and time to first copy is quick, clocking in at a mere 9 seconds when the unit is in standby mode. The Dell Laser Printer 1700 supports a variety of operating systems, including almost any Windows software, and even Linux, unfortunately, Macintosh users cannot take advantage of this powerful, yet affordable, piece of office equipment.

The Dell Laser Printer 1600n is a 166 MHz monochrome laser multifunctional device that combines printing, faxing, copying, scanning, and an entire array of other features into a single, cost effective unit. It all comes in one network friendly package that is intended to provide all the power of four devices to an entire office without the cost of multiple, individual units.

With speeds of up to 20 pages per minute for both printing and copying when using letter sized paper, the Dell Laser Printer 1600n is the perfect tool for smaller offices with small to medium sized outputs. It also boasts a footprint small enough to make it home office friendly, along with an affordable price tag.

Print resolution is an acceptable 600 x 600 dots per inch, 1200 Image Quality, which means black and white text will come out perfectly, and charts and graphs will look presentable. The Dell Laser Printer 1600n also supports color scanning with 24 bit depth color, and 600 x 1200 dots per inch optical resolution, and a high quality 4800 dot per inch interpolated resolution.

As a stand alone fax machine, the Dell Laser Printer 1600n does well with its built in Super G3 fax modem that is capable of sending and receiving faxes at speeds of up to 3 seconds per page. It is capable of sending a color fax but, due to its lack of color printing ability, it cannot receive them.

The Dell Laser Printer 1600n operates with a single 250 sheet capacity paper tray that should be more than sufficient for small office demands but, if output is high and down time due to paper refills must be set at an absolute low, an additional 250 sheet tray is available for purchase and incorporation into the product. With only a single sheet multi purpose slot, this brings the maximum potential paper capacity to 500 sheets.

The single sheet slot isn’t without its own benefits. This one pass manual feed option allows special paper sizes and thicknesses, such as envelopes, letterhead, or transparencies, to be compatible with the Dell Laser Printer 1600n. For custom greeting cards and other double sided media types, a manual duplex mode can be programmed to assist you in making two sided workloads with the proper number order.

A reduction ratio of a minimum of 25% allows for a 4 onto 1 feature that lets you shrink and squeeze four full size pages worth of input data onto a single sheet, saving paper and money. Enlargement ratios max out at an impressive 400% and can be selected in single percent increments.

Dell is a company built on customer service, and their warranty not only covers hardware failure for twelve months, but also includes a year of next business day on site repair service, furthering the Dell Laser Printer 1600n’s status as a safe buy, though, with a 15,000 sheet maximum monthly duty cycle, it would be hard to wear this unit out. Sporting the full power of a network laser printer combined with a handful of additional hardware, this MFC would make a great investment.

The words, “low cost,” and, “color laser,” are rarely seen in the same sentence, and yet somehow Dell has made it possible with their Dell Laser Printer 1320C, a full color laser printer that is as affordable as it is usable. An incredible value on every level, this Dell brings the power of color laser printing to your own desktop.

This sleek, all black unit was designed with not just the office user in mind, but the home business as well. A manageable footprint of only 15.6″ x 16.6″ x 14.8″ makes this cube shaped hardware squeezable onto, or under, almost any personal desk. With a weight of only 37.8 pounds, it’s also easy to carry and move around.

Black and white print speeds are great for a home laser; topping out at 16 pages per minute, but perhaps more impressive is the color print speed of 12 pages per minute, an incredible increase from color laser models we’ve seen in the past. A duty cycle of 35,000 pages per month means that the Dell Laser Printer 1320C can not only produce crisp, vibrant color, it can do it in incredible quantity. However, each toner cartridge runs with only a 2,000 page yield, and there are four of them (black and three colors), so, while the unit is well equipped for massive color output, it is very costly.

Though the Dell Laser Printer 1320C is small enough for personal home use, it is also more than ready for office networking thanks to a built in network card that allows any number of computers to utilize its features. A network color laser printer of this caliber is perfect for the office that would love to add color technology to their hardware set, but doesn’t require the massive output, and price, of industrial grade units.

Considering the immense cost of color printing, some businesses would be very cautious of purchasing a network ready color laser printer due to the possibility of “color hogs.” Canon noticed this problem, and implemented a very comprehensive solution. With Dell’s Color Track 2 software, an administrator can create up to fifty user or department accounts and monitor each of their print jobs. It is the software version of a tattle tale, and it can automatically disable certain users if their color, or even black and white, usage extends beyond selectable parameters. You can control the software remotely, and secretly, using the Dell Printer Web Configuration Tool.

Other included software consists of the Dell Toner Management System that makes monitoring and reordering toner simple and effective, due to the direct access to Dell’s website through the software itself. This is a direct attempt from Dell to keep users buying toner directly from them, as opposed to seeking out a more cost effective, third party provider such as quickship.com.

With a standard memory of 64 MBs of ram, there’s almost no project the Dell Laser Printer 1320C can’t handle, regardless of size and, with the versatility of color laser printing at an incredibly affordable price, the unit is definitely an office luxury worth considering.

For under a hundred dollars, the Dell Laser Printer 1110 offers monochrome laser technology and speed in a package that can fit on almost any desktop, making it one of the best overall values in home laser technology. With a rapid print speed of up to 17 pages per minute, this hardware is sufficient for not only personal use, but home businesses, and even small offices that require personal office devices.

Text and graphics will come out clear with the Dell Laser Printer 1110 which boasts 600 x 600 dots per inch resolution. An included toner cartridge will get you started printing right away with a yield of 1,000 printed pages, and additional standard cartridges offer 2,000 page yields. Also, when a toner save mode is implemented, each cartridge can produce up to 3,000 total pages, cutting toner cost by a third, with no loss to quality, and very little loss to noticeable boldness.

An input tray allows for storage of up to 150 sheets, and a high capacity output tray holds up to 100. With an 8,000 page maximum monthly duty cycle, the Dell Laser Printer 1110 can move a lot of paper without damaging the hardware. Dell also backs the toughness of its product with a one year limited service warranty, and one year exchange policy. Both are upgradable to 3 year policies with Dell’s Gold level technical support.

With a width of only 14.1 inches, and depth of only 11.7, the Dell Laser Printer 1110’s footprint is small enough to squeeze on any desktop or workspace, and a height of 8.5 inches means you can even hide it under your desk, though height will increase when the paper tray is unfolded, and paper is in the ready position, so lets not be to hasty.

2 MBs of standard random access memory is not expandable, but should prove to be more than adequate for even the largest print projects. A USB 2.0 full speed port allows for access to your PC but, as the Dell Laser Printer 1110 was designed to be used with Dell computer systems, the unit is not Macintosh friendly. It does, however, come with pre loaded drivers that make plug and play possible, meaning almost no manual setup process is needed, especially when dealing with Dell systems. This makes the model perfect for the novice user who still requires the power of laser technology, but cares not for extensive setup processes.

Software included with the package consists of a Dell Toner Management System with an intelligent toner monitoring system that proactively notifies you before you run out of toner. Also, and integrated online purchasing system connects you directly to Dell’s website. A local printer setup utility is also included, along with a printing status window program, and a status monitor.

A power consumption of 300 Wh or less, and a standby mode power consumption of approximately 8 W, makes the Dell Laser Printer 1110 easily Energy Star certifiable, anchoring its status as one of the most innovative and convenient devices on the market aimed for small businesses looking for affordable laser technology.

The Dell Laser Printer 1100 is one of the most affordable laser printers on the market, designed to bring the power and speed of monochrome laser technology into your own home thanks to a low price tag, and manageable size. Perfect for the small business owner, home office, or college student, the Dell Laser Printer 1100 makes owning your own laser printer easier than ever.

Laser technology is designed for speed, and efficiency, and the Dell Laser Printer 1100 makes no exception. This personal device cranks out an incredible 14 pages per minute print speed for letter sized paper, a remarkable achievement for a unit of this size. Inkjets of similar footprints would have a hard time competing. Even the setup is fast with the Dell Laser Printer 1100 thanks to pre loaded drivers that make for super quick plug and play setup, saving you time and effort on lengthy, extensive setup processes.

Print resolution is crisp, at 600 x 600 dots per inch, meaning text and black and white graphics will come out looking professional. A standby mode allows for a rapid 10 second warm up time, and, even from cold shut off, the warm up time is a mere 30 seconds. 2 MB DRAM of built in memory will also help things moving along quickly, and without incident.

With a width of only 14.1 inches and a depth of only 11.8, the Dell Laser Printer 1100’s footprint makes it possible to fit on almost any desktop. It also stands at a mere 8.5 inches tall, making it possible to squeeze almost anywhere a computer tower can go. Its weight is also very manageable at only 12 pounds, making it easy to move around if necessary.

A 150 sheet capacity input tray allows for not only letter and legal sized paper insertion, but also cards, labels, envelopes, and transparencies making for a versatile multimedia device along with a straight printer. In can also process input source material as small as 3 x 5 inches, the size of an index card, or 4.1 x 9.5 inches; a standard envelope. The output tray is large enough for up to 50 sheets as well.

With a monthly duty cycle of 5,000 printed pages, wear and tear on the machine should be insignificant considering its intended user base, and, even at high output, Dell backs its product with a one year limited service and support warranty.

Connectivity is USB based, but only for PC users, as the Dell Laser Printer 1100 is designed generally to be used with, and included with, Dell computer packages, and is therefore not Macintosh friendly. Included with your package is a starter toner cartridge with a yield of 1,000 pages, but additional high yield toner cartridges produce up to 3,000 printed pages.

With a 300 W power rating, and an 8 W standby mode, the Dell Laser Printer 1100 is easily Energy Star certified, which assists in keeping overall cost per page low. This, along with a very affordable start up price, and an optional toner save mode, make the unit one of the most affordable on the market.

This laser flatbed three in one device, the Canon Copier ImageClass MF4100, operates with impressive print speed for its category, clocking in at 20 pages per minute, as well as offers eye catching features for copying, and scanning as well, making it an excellent buy for those looking for a multifunctional center that does not include a fax modem.

The Canon Copier ImageClass MF4100 is the first in Canon’s 4100 series, whose other models include the fax capable Canon Copier ImageClass MF4140 and MF4150. The MF4100 has all the same key hardware, but without the Super G3 fax modem, making it the cost effective choice for home offices or small businesses without the need for a fax line.

Canon’s single cartridge system incorporates all toner elements into a single unit thereby eliminating hassle and staggered toner and drum changes. The Canon Copier ImageClass MF4100 comes in box with a starter cartridge with a 1000 sheet yield, but additional cartridges offer twice the toner supply, at 2000 pages. Also, when the intelligent toner saver mode is utilized, single toner yield jumps up to 3000 pages. With a maximum monthly duty cycle of 10,000 printed pages, toner changes may come often when the Canon Copier ImageClass MF4100 is pushed to its limits, yet swap outs are made simple thanks to Canon’s innovative design.

The Canon Copier ImageClass MF4100 not only comes standard with duplexing capabilities, it also has a selectable automatic double sided printing mode that can help reduce total paper usage to almost one fourth of other printers. The way it works is by combining duplex, double sided printing and a reduction mode that allows for 2 on 1 printing. This allows four input pages to be shrunk to 50% size, and then doubled up on either side of a single piece of paper. This feature is useful when creating professional looking booklets and pamphlets.

With a quick time to first copy of only 9 seconds, wait time is reduced to a minimum, and additional copies will reproduce at a speedy 20 copies per minute. Copy resolutions also run high, with 1200 x 600 dots per inch and the same quality for printing. Scanning resolutions lack some at only 600 x 600 dots per inch, but with user friendly features such as dust and scratch removal and scan to E mail or PDF make using the scanner easy to use, and effective.

Color scanning is also optional, at a depth of 24 bits, though all other functions operate in monochrome. A Hi Speed USB port allows for standard PC or Mac interfacing to a single computer, and networking capabilities are optional when an additional AXIS 1650 network device is incorporated, which allows all functions to be network operational, including scanning.

Paper capacities consist of a 250 sheet document tray, as well as a 100 sheet output tray. Also included in the hardware is a single sheet multi function slot for a variety of non standard media types such as envelopes or transparencies, making the Canon Copier ImageClass MF4100 one of the most versatile machines on the market for its size, and price range.