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Dell 1720dn

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Pros
Fast; easy to use
Automatic duplexer is standard
Cons
Slightly bendy input tray
Some panel lights are hard to understand

$99.99
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Product Specs

Core Components
Installed memory	32 MB
Maximum memory supported	128 MB

Media Handling
Manual Feed Slot	Yes
Maximum Number of Input Trays	2
Maximum paper size, height	14.0 inches
Maximum Sheets With All Paper Trays	800
Output Tray Capacity	150
Standard Number of Input Trays	1
Maximum paper size, width	8.5 inches
Standard input sheet capacity	250
Duplex printing	Yes

Network
Ethernet	Yes

Connectivity
Parallel Port	Yes
Serial Port	No
USB 1.1	Yes
USB 2.0	Yes

Platform Support
Operating System Support	Microsoft Windows XP Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Microsoft Windows 98 Microsoft Windows 2000 Macintosh OS Linux

Dimensions
Height	10 inches
Depth	13.6 inches
Width	15.6 inches
Weight	25.1 pounds

General Features
PostScript Type	Standard
Printer Emulation Type	PostScript
Media slots
PictBridge compatible	No
Printer languages supported	Level 3, HP PCL 5 and 6e

Green
Maximum Power Draw (watts)	0 watts
Standby Power Draw (watts)	0 watts

Included Hardware
Included Hardware	standard 3000 page black toner

Included Software
Included Software	Dell Printer Configuration Web Tool Dell Toner Management System Dell ColorTrack2 Dell OpenManage Printer Management System

Resolutions
Black-and-white horizontal resolution	1200 x 1200

Scanning
Internal scan depth

Faxing
Fax page memory capacity	0

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What You Should Know about the 1720dn

Duplex Printing a Must for Busy Offices

A printer with duplex capability contains an internal mechanism for turning the paper over to print on the other side. (This is not to be confused with the manual duplexing that some printers offer, where driver software walks you through the process of turning over the paper yourself.) Any high-volume office should seriously consider this feature. The duplexing process slows down your print job a bit, but it also immediately cuts your paper use in half -- good for your budget, good for the environment.