With the Epson AcuLaser C9300N, users can reduce their cost-per-page ratio and running costs while ensuring efficient and seamless production of both monochrome and colour documents because of impressive print speeds and ample memory capacity. The network-ready Epson AcuLaser C9300N A3 colour laser printer is tailored for busy workgroups, with built-in networking and versatile network and printer language support, but users might be disappointed with the high initial cost.
Design
The box-shaped base unit measures 422mm tall, 538mm deep, and 499.5mm wide, and weighs 41Kg. The focal point of the understated appearance with the minimalist operator panel is the two-line, 22-character backlit monochrome display screen. The Epson AcuLaser C9300N network laser printer is powered by a 400MHz processor with 256MB of built-in memory. Connectivity is mainly via USB 2.0 and gigabit Ethernet. The multipurpose tray can handle 155 sheets, while the main input cassette can handle up to 250 sheets at a time.
Advantages
Colour printing, networking, and a wide range of printer emulations and network protocols are supported by the AcuLaser C9300N networked A3 colour laser printer. It also prints on a good selection of media types and sizes, including A3-sized sheets. The device is integrated with advanced amplitude modulation for sharper images, while colour RITech 4800dpi technology guarantees high quality output. The Epson C9300N colour printer is also praised for lower running costs, the 100,000-page duty cycle, and upgradeable RAM and paper capacity. Doiuble capacity Epson AcuLaser C9300N toner packs ensure cheaper overall running costs for this device.
Disadvantages
The Epson AcuLaser C-9300N is expensive to purchase and upgrade. It does not have direct printing capabilities and Wi-Fi. The device is heavy, which makes it difficult to set-up or transport. The output bin of the C9300N can only handle up to 150 sheets. This printer could use a larger display screen.
