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Sharp's FO-4470 Faxbased System

  • 05/01/06

Product Focus

JUST THE FAX, MA’AM: The FO-4470 boasts
an impressive rosterof specs, including speedy
scanning and printing capabilities.

SHARP has introduced the FO-4470 faxbased system, featuring one- to three-second scanning and 16-page-per-minute print capabilities. The unit also includes document-memory backup, up to 10 auto-dial phonebooks that fit 75 numbers apiece, a 250-sheet letter/legal paper supply, and 8MB of standard Flash memory. Another plus is its size: The FO-4470 is compact enough to fit on a desktop.Price: $1,595.

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