Laser printers are getting more and more affordable, the cost of ownership rather falls into the same bracket as of inkjet printers. Hence, when LED printers came into view, they give it a nice deal to offer consumers a new style of printing. Whilst these LED printers are basically laser printers as well, they used LED lights which replaced laser lights from conventional laser printers. The rest of its mechanism are quite the same or rather still complex as with laser printer, not so much of difference. Here's a short list of some of the notable LED printers in the market that might suit your interest.
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A typically compact color LED printer that provides office-oriented features for small workgroups, with a price range of $199.99 - $290. It supports duplex (double sided) printing, plus wired and wireless interfaces for better connectivity. The printer's main tray capacity which can hold 250 sheets, complements its monthly duty cycle at up to 30,000 pages. The HL-3170CDW's front panel has a fixed mounted display with minimal operational buttons, also the screen is just a mono LCD.
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This one doesn't offer much features compared to the first one, however its economical LED engine compensates it all. It doesn't offer an autoduplexer, but there's an ample of options for connectivity which include a high-speed USB 2.0, LAN and WiFi for wireless networking. Monthly print capacity is the same with HL-3170CDW, but they differ in main tray support since the 1355CNW's bin can only hold 150 sheets. Its LCD is a bit larger, a four-line mono screen with numerous buttons including the directional keys. Since the screen has a bigger space to display more characters, users can control paper size and type, or browse through the printers features and settings.
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Another Dell product, however it's just a single-function machine for users who don't need the fax, copy or scan features. Seemingly, aside from less functionality this printer also lacks Ethernet and WiFi support, and a USB host is the only option to use. Less features means less complex, take note that this printer is dedicated for light-duty printing, hence its input tray only holds 150 sheets. Another remark is that Dell 1250c's option to access the laser toner cartridges is partly different. Instead of popping up the front panel, the access door is located at the right side of the machine to reveal the toner tray.
These are just some of the note worthy and latest printer models that use LED printing technology. While there are more them to consider, some are just late models that at this time there might be an upgraded version of them to feature instead. For a full list of LED printers, visit CNET's printer review page about LED printers.
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