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Samsung ML 2150 - A Positive Choice For Any Office
Using the Samsung ML 2150 printer and ML 2150 printer toner as a team is probably the best solution when it comes to having a small laser printer unit. This particular model delivers serious capability in a right-sized and long-lasting package of features. It's easy for a user to put to work, and it delivers solid performance that is sure to gladden any home office or small office network of users.
Interface connectivity with the Samsung ML 2150 is convenient and easy to make use of. Standard ports consist of a USB 2.0 and an old-line serial parallel port. Options are a 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet or a wireless 802.11b interface. For most applications in a small or home office, the USB 2.0 port ought to be sufficient.
The page-per-minute printing output is also fine. At 21ppm of black and white product being put out, there should be no complaints of slow speeds. Remember, though, print speeds always vary by the complexity and data richness of the print task. The unit also delivers 1200dpi of print resolution, and that can be adjusted downward to 600dpi, if greater speed and less resolution are required. From task to first page presented, it's only around 12 seconds.
The ML 2150 can hold up to 500-sheets within its internal storage tray, with the ability to hold an additional 500 via an optional second paper tray. It also has a rear tray for output that's good for paper stock that's non-standard or longer. Plus, envelopes or transparencies can be fed in and put back out and not be rolled or bent. The LCD control panel is located on the top of the unit, in the northeast corner, with nine buttons making up the control panel input keys.
The printer is easy enough to control, too, through its easy-to-understand menus. This Samsung is also fairly inexpensive, given the range of features offered. In fact, it offers many features that cost up to three times more in other manufacturers' models from just a couple years before the introduction of the ML 2150. Additionally, it has a duplex capability that many models didn't have at the time.
This unit comes with a maximum monthly duty cycle of over 100,000 pages, meaning the maintenance or printer repair man won't be seen too often. Most small business owners are sure to appreciate this facet of the printer's capabilities. As far as memory, there's a standard 16 MB of it, which can be increased to a max 144 MB.
The Samsung ML 2150 toner delivers over 4,000 pages of output from the standard unit supplied with the laser printer. A cartridge that supplies 8,000 pages is available as a replacement. This unit come standard with a one year on-site warranty and repair package.
Both the Samsung ML 2150 laser printer and Samsung ML 2150 printer toner make a good team, working in tandem together to deliver quality print output at a relatively low price. There's a fine paper holding ability, and the print speeds deliver excellent results and a good resolution per page. For a low-cost unit made for the home or small office, the Samsung should be a serious candidate.
AT&T Galaxy Note with LTE hands-on at CES 2012 (video) (Engadget)
It's official! As expected, everyone's favorite giant superphone, the Samsung
Galaxy Note, is finally making its way to the US -- and with a dash of LTE, no
less. The mini tablet will be available on AT&T in both carbon blue and
ceramic white for an undisclosed price sometime in the near future. Specs are
almost identical to its global sibling -- 5.3-inch 1280x800 HD Super AMOLED
display, S Pen, Android 2.3.6 (Gingerbread), 1GB of RAM, 16GB of built-in
storage, up to 32GB of additional storage via microSD card, 2,500mAh battery,
eight-megapixel 1080p AF camera with flash and two-megapixel front-facing
camera. Like its stablemate, the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket, AT&T's Galaxy
Note receives a brain transplant with a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU (presumably a
Qualcomm Snapdragon S3) replacing the 1.4GHz dual-core Exynos processor.
Beyond support for AT&T's speedy LTE network, the device includes UMTS/HSPA+
(21Mbps) and GSM/EDGE world radios. This US variant will also be available
with a number of accessories, including a desktop dock, a spare battery
charging system, flip cover cases (available in multiple colors) and the
Galaxy Note S Pen holder kit.
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