Pros
- Better graphics quality than most lasers
- Supports PCL and PostScript
Cons
- Text was very heavy, with blotchy edges
- Optional duplexer costs $399
Bottom Line
Graphics quality was better than on most competing models, though pages printed slowly. Supports PCL and PostScript.
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