Konica Minolta Magicolor 2450 specs

Pros

• Front USB port

Cons

• Graphics printing is slow
• Text output was heavy and fuzzy

At A Glance

Features and performance are similar to the Xerox Phaser 6120n, but graphics output was lackluster. Has PCL and PostScript.

Manufacturer’s Description

A true desktop printer that fits easily into any environment, the magicolor 2450 provides simple, full-front access for reloading supplies and clearing paper jams, so there s no need to access the back of the machine. Easy set-up and operation make the magicolor 2450 a breeze to use. It comes with pre-installed high yield 4,500-page toner cartridges, so you're up and running in just a few minutes. Auto-run installation software automatically detects the printer on your network and guides you step-by-step through set-up, while comprehensive printer drivers simplify printing with options such as collation, fit-to-page scaling, separation pages, watermarks, tray selection, and secure printing. The magicolor 2450 also features innovative color technology for outstanding image quality. The 9600 x 600 dpi-class Photo ART contone resolution generates over 4,000 colors per dot, providing enhanced photographic detail and smooth color gradients. Konica Minolta s Simitri Polymerized Toner produces sharp output, fine text and better halftones. It also reduces toner consumption by up to 30%, keeps the printer cleaner and is more environmentally friendly than other toner technologies. The magicolor 2450 is perfect for diverse office workgroups. It features PostScript 3 and PCL 6 printer emulations to support popular software applications, allowing the seamless creation and processing of all your color documents. Window and Macintosh system compatibility offers support for mixed workgroups, while mixed network support for NetWare, TCP/IP, EtherTalk, and NetBIOS/NetBEUI ensures smooth integration into your network configuration.

The Specs

Performance