Home users or small workgroups looking for a no-frills A4 colour printer will find the Dell 2150cn colour printer to their liking. Original Dell 2150cn high yield printer cartridges that are designed to last longer, and a low 520 watts per hour power usage rating, make the 2150cn laser printer a good choice for those who want maximum quality for the cheapest price. The network-capable Dell 2150cn colour printer is engineered to print most stationery including envelopes, address labels and offers the option of adding extra input trays.
Design
The Dell 2150cn colour laser printer is housed in a functional box-shaped casing measuring 400 x 406 x 413 millimetres. The base model weighs 20kgs and affixing the optional duplexer adds another four kilogrammes. High-speed USB and Ethernet interfaces are built-in and there’s also a port which users can insert a wireless card into. Standard paper handling for the 2150cn colour printer is a single sheet multipurpose slot for special stationery, a 250-sheet paper input cassette and an output bin with a capacity of 150 regular A4 pages.
Advantages
Adding an optional 250-sheet input drawer plus the duplexer equips the Dell 2150cn colour laser printer to cope with high volume print environments and a recommended maximum monthly usage cycle of 40,000 pages goes a long way to support this. Up-to-date laser technology combined with 600 x 600dpi resolutions guarantee print quality that is effervescent and clear. 256MB of RAM and a 400Mhz processor ensure the maker’s claims of a first page out time of 32 seconds from a cold start, in addition to print speeds of up to 23ppm, are a reality with the 2150cn network-ready colour laser printer.
Disadvantages
Dell 2150cn laser printers have small LCD displays, LED status lights and control buttons; a touch-screen would be more practical.
