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 | Title : Samsung ML-1250 Laser Printer
Author : Samsung
Release Date : 20011016
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $249.99
Amazon.com Price : $266.99
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Editorial Reviews :
Printing at a brisk 12 ppm (pages per minute), the ML-1250 features a 66 MHz processor for speedy printing. The printer also offers luxurious 1,200 dpi resolution and 4 MB memory capacity, but is also markedly economical, including a toner-saving mode that can help you use 30 percent less toner, printing 3,500 pages with one cartridge compared to 2,500 pages in normal mode.
Three one-touch buttons let you do simple commands quickly, including reprint, toner save, and cancel.
The printer includes a 150-sheet, multipurpose input tray and extra sheet feeder, and is compatible with Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, and 2000, and offers Linux and iMac support. The ML-1250 includes a one-year warranty with Samsung's 'total exchange' program.
Buyer Reviews :
I got the impression that my friends were tiring of me asking them to print things for me, and I know I couldn't afford to be late to class again, in the lab printing papers at the last minute, so I took the plunge--researched a quality monochrome laser and made the purchase.
I don't mind the fact that unsightly stickers were on the printer's case, but for the love of God, please make them easier to remove! I must have wasted 10 minutes scraping them off. Ironically, Samsung included useful stickers--support information--which I had to apply myself. Go figure.
Installation of the toner cartridge was a breeze; quick-step instructions were included, so I didn't have to research it. Samsung even provided an extra toner cartridge! Nice touch.
I did the wire thing, plugging in its power source and connecting it to my notebook via USB. XP painlessly executed its Plug-and-Play process, so I was able to print my first document in seconds.
Text output is very impressive and satisfies my strict standards: it's solid, crisp. Though it took a little research to get graphics to print at 1200dpi. The ML-1250/250 driver included with XP only supports up to 600dpi. I used Windows Update to upgrade to the ML-1250 PCL6 driver, and only then was 1200dpi listed in the Printer Properties Dialog. The graphics output at 1200dpi is slightly more impressive than 600dpi, although the output is a little too dark for my taste. Since monochrome output has limited potential, if you plan to print primarily text, you might consider saving $$$ and opt for the ML-1210 instead.
The toner-saver feature should prove useful. Supposedly it conserves up to 30% ink, and its text output in this mode is only slightly lighter and thinner.
The ML-1250 is relatively fast, attractive, has a small footprint, and delivers remarkable text output.
In summary, it's a good printer at a great price.
(by Shannon Shiflett)
Features/Technical Specs :
* Monochrome laserjet printer
* Toner Save button extends the life of your cartridge by an additional 1,000 pages
* Support for Windows, Mac, and Linux
* USB and Parallel interface
* Quick 12 page-per-minute printing speed
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