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X560n by Lexmark

  • 03/01/08

X560n by Lexmark

X560n by Lexmark

LEXMARK has added the color laser X560n to its lineup ofmultifunction printers, giving schools access to high-quality,professional color printing, copying, faxing, and scanning with oneeasy-to-use device. This MFP comes standard with networking so multipleusers can share it easily, helping to consolidate devices andcreating savings in energy and money. The unit also includes softwareto help users scan, share, and organize documents. Price: $999.

 

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