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WorkCentre 4150 by Xerox

  • 12/01/06

WorkCentre 4150 by Xerox

WorkCentre 4150 by Xerox

MULTITASKING TEACHERS will appreciate Xerox’s WorkCentre
4150, a multifunction printer. The WorkCentre 4150 is available in four
configurations, from a basic copy-only version to an advanced version
that prints at speeds of up to 45 pages per minute, copies, scans, and
faxes, and even allows more than one function to work at a time. Customers
can purchase only the functions they need, with the option to add
more as their needs change. Step-by-step network installation and a simple
touchscreen interface make it easy for schools to set up and maintain
the printer. Price: $2,199 and up.

 

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