Lexmark E120N Laser Printer

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This is the entry level laser for any Mac user.
<br><br>Setup is turn it on and use it. Apple's OS has the drivers built in.
<br><br>Free downloads of other utilities. Toner levels, DPI control-1200, 600, 300.
<br><br>One really cool feature is "Download to Printer". You download, say a PDF. or online pic... and you can
<br><br>download it directly to the printer. Without opning any application first!
<br><br>Macs will easily fax to this printer.
<br><br>It is Windows compatable, but setup I hear is a bit long winded.
<br><br>I'm a Mac User so no Windows enorsement from this reviewer.
<br><br>Compatable back to OS 9 and to latest 10.4.10 Tiger OS versions.
<br><br>This is the least expensive laser with ethernet, and PostScript Level 3 for non jaggy graphics and can
<br>use any fonts, TrueType and all Postscript Level 3
<br>...a must for great graphics. 1200 dpi makes very clean and sharp images, and text.
<br><br> Toner refills run about $60-70 for 2,000 sheets. Starter toner cartridge says 500 sheets, but count on
<br><br>about 350 before you need a regular cartrige.
<br><br>The imaging drum replaces at 25,000 sheets; ..like you'll ever print that much in 10 years!
<br><br>I'm a graphic designer and this printer rivals my $1,400 graphics printer.
<br><br> It only takes letter size, which makes it great for school and small home offices. Single sheet card
<br>stock manual feeder, for cards, envelopes, transparencies, etc.
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<br><br>Superb warranty...a full replacement for one year, expandable to 2 years...same day on-site!
<br><br>Lexmark support site is really helpful, as is Apple's Discussions- users abound with great tips and
<br>quick solutions specific to this printer at both sites.
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<br><br>Considering the costs of inkjets, and the needs of a student, this printer will payoff quickly.
<br><br>Not too loud. Far less than an inkjet, quite fast and not as 'hot' as some lasers. ( Hot= paper
<br>temperature on exit of printer).
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<br><br>At $150. An excellent, dependable printer, with real world advantages.

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Fast, quality b&w printing for home use. Easy to use in network. Good price with a caveat: If you break a part on this printer, you just as well buy a new one.
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<br>Office Max has them for $99 (after rebate) and a new controller board costs over $90. Forget about trying to replace the network connector on the board (it was yanked on by my 3yo son), the manufacturer of the network connector has protected the right of Lexmark to sell over $90 controller boards. This is not just a comment on Lexmark--other brands of low-end mono laserjets such as HP are the same. This is my second printer: I only printed 60 pages before it went bye bye. Beware. Treat your mono laserjet like the fragile peice of expensive equipment that it is, unless you have hundreds of dollars to throw into the wind.

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