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Step 1
Choose built-in networking capability. Today’s office is wired together and plays together, so making sure that the printer is built to serve everyone in the office right out of the box is a great feature to start with.
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Step 2
Get a multifunction printer with an automatic document feeder. This device automatically feeds multiple page documents into the scanner, which means that you don’t have to feed the pages in one at a time.
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Step 3
Select a model that has multiple paper trays with high capacity. Restocking the paper supply takes away from productivity time.
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Step 4
Test the fax capability of the machine, and check the printer’s speed when running off plain pages of text. If you can’t, then get a professional review that lists the time it takes for the machine to print or produce a fax.
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Step 5
Buy a laser printer if you have room in your budget. Laser printers quickly produce fine-quality prints that tell the world that you are a professional organization.
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Step 6
Save some money at the cost of quality by settling for an inkjet printer. Print quality among inkjet printers isn’t bad, you just will not get that extra degree of fine detail that a laser printer offers. You’ll also be waiting around longer for your prints.
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Step 7
Get an all-in-one printer that uses multiple ink cartridges for the highest-quality color prints.








Comments
dearlonda said
on 2/21/2009 Great article! I'll have to do a laser upgrade! Thanks 5*