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Digital Duplication - Lexmark X215

02/01/04

Lexmark International Inc.'s (www.lexmark.com) desktop multifunction product (MFP), the Lexmark X215, is a compact, efficient solution for digital duplication. High-quality prints are created easily at 17 ppm, with an enhanced resolution of up to 4,800 x 4,800. The X215 comes with 16 MB of standard memory and supports Microsoft operating systems going back to Windows 95. The 250-sheet paper capacity is augmented by the 30-sheet automatic document-feeder tray. Copying and scanning can be manipulated with reductions and enlargements between 25%-400%. In addition, copies and print outs can be made on labels, card stock, transparencies and plain paper.

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