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Digital Duplication - Brother DCP-8020

  • 02/01/04

The Brother DCP-8020 (www.brother.com) is a digital copier, laser printer and color scanner in one compact desktop device. The copier delivers prints at up to 17 ppm through its 50-page automatic document feeder. It also features 25%-400% copy reduction and enlargement. The laser printer produces 2,400 x 600 dpi prints at up to 17 ppm, and its standard 32 MB of RAM is upgradeable to 160 MB. The scanner scans documents into a PC at up to 9,600 x 9,600 dpi in color or black-and-white. In addition, a dedicated one-touch key easily administers scan-to file, e-mail, as well as image and OCR applications. The DCP-8020 also has the option for a 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port for network printing.

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