Xerox Phaser 7300/B Color Laser Printer

Product Description:

You've double-checked the numbers, proofed the content, and perfected the layout. Now you need to get your quarterly report into your managers' hands before her flight to the quarterly meeting leaves in three hours. You need a fast, high-quality color printer you can count on - one that will print your report with as much care and precision as you used to produce it. That's why Xerox developed the Phaser 7300.The Xerox Phaser 7300 high-performance color printer is designed for business requirements. With maximized power, superb reliability and inspired single-pass print technology, your mountain of everyday office printing gets done at lightning speed. And that's just the beginning. Imagine your office having the printing capability to tackle everything including high-volume printing, various sizes from postcard to 12 x 18 inches, and specialty projects like labels, business cards and brochures. All in high-impact color, and at a price you can afford.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • 600 optimized dpi color, 600 dpi black
  • Up to 30 ppm color, 37 ppm black; accepts 11-by-17-inch paper
  • 500 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM, expandable to 512 MB
  • Heavy duty cycle, up to 83,000 pages per month
  • Parallel and USB interfaces; PC and Mac compatible
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Tektronix
  • EAN: 0042215476904
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • Label: Tektronix
  • Manufacturer: Tektronix
  • MediaType: Envelopes
  • Model: 7300/B
  • ModemDescription: None
  • MPN: 7300/B
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: CE
  • ProductTypeName: PRINTER
  • Publisher: Tektronix
  • Studio: Tektronix
  • UPC: 042215476904
  • Warranty: 1 year warranty

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