Introducing multifunctionality

Article Abstract:

Multifunctional office machines are standalone units that can perform a range of functions, typically comprising a fax, printer and scanner. The important point to consider when buying a multifunction machine is the performance of individual functions and how well they are carried out. Multifunction machines differ in several aspects, including type and number of functions, whether the machine is an upgrade of a single-function unit and the market at which they are targeted. The pros and cons of multifunction machines are discussed.

Computer and Office Equipment, Office Equipment ex Computers, Fax equipment, Facsimile equipment

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The future of multifunction

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Multifunction office machines are becoming more popular and many new makers are entering the market, including Hewlett-Packard, JetFax and Toshiba. Some predict that most growth will be seen in the lower end of the market, while others believe that it will happen in the mid-range sector. The cost of multifunction machines is expected to continue falling with increased competition, particularly in the low-end of the laser and inkjet markets.

Office machines, not elsewhere classified, Business Machines NEC

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Colour copiers

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The Xerox DocuColor 5750 Empress copier, priced at 10,125 pounds sterling, has a good range of features. The copier has an impressive range of RIP options, priced from 6,600 pounds sterling, and has a colour speed of 6 cpm and mono speed of 24 cpm. There is a standard paper capacity of 1,000 sheets and the facility to add a 30-sheet ADF option. Other colour copiers are evaluated.

Evaluation, Photocopiers, Copying machines, Xerox DocuColor 5750 Empress

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