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 | Title : Brother HL-1450 Laser Printer
Author : Brother
Release Date : 20010728
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $349.99
Amazon.com Price : $414.73
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Editorial Reviews :
The HL-1450 from Brother is quite a solid desktop printer, suitable for a wide range of jobs. This monochrome electophotographic printer handles paper sizes from envelopes to B6 and paper types ranging from card stock and transparencies to plain paper and more.
A fast 15-page-per-minute print time is suitably impressive, while its 1,200 X 600 dpi resolution provides quality, easy to read images. A 250-sheet input tray is provided, as well as 150 sheet output and single sheet manual bypass trays. If all this isn't enough, Brother offers a wide range of upgrade options including a second 250-sheet input paper tray, 28 MB of extra memory, and a 10-BaseT Ethernet interface.
The HL-1450 is compatible with both Mac and PC and connects via either USB or parallel port. It also comes backed with a one-year warranty on parts and labor.
Buyer Reviews :
When my trusty 10-year old HP LaserJet IIIP suddenly gave up the ghost, I had to find a replacement for my small office quick. Although considering another HP laser, I did check out PC-World and Consumer Reports -- good thing! Both listed the Brother 1440 as tops; after checking out the specs, I settled on its slightly more versatile cousin with 8 MB RAM and duplex printing -- the model HL-1450. Turned out that, at Amazon's special price, the better performer cost less than the introductory printer.
I've now printed some 1000 pages on the 1450, and am tickled slap to death with it. Fast, quiet, low cost per page, reliable, numerous fancy print options; the single feeder is great for envelopes or check printing, and the paper tray holds 250 sheets. I added a 32 MB SIMM for graphics printing - DO NOT buy the [price] Brother SIMM, get it on line for [money]!
The setup sheet is excellent, as are the installation graphics on the CD. My one beef is that the 'manual' resides on the CD, so you have to have a functioning computer and printer to use it. The user manual's index stinks (try finding 'sleep mode') but the contents and illustrations are excellent. All told, for under [price] I got a super laser printer for the office.
(by pain-doc)
Features/Technical Specs :
* Prints up to 15 ppm
* 1,200 x 600 dpi resolution
* 250-sheet input capacity
* Fast 66 MHz processor; 8 MB RAM, expandable to 36 MB monochrome laser printer
* USB, parallel, and optional Ethernet connectivity; PC and Mac compatible
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