The Konica Minolta CF2002 is a versatile copier designed for small to medium-sized offices, but it can transform into an all-in-one device with a few simple additions. The Konica CF2002 colour laser printer is praised for the ability to print in both colour and monochrome, as well as for the user-friendly interface, but users might be disappointed with some outdated features including the lack of support and limited resolution.
Design
The base unit measures 589mm wide, 152mm tall, and 730mm deep, and weighs 85Kg, but optional equipment increases its dimensions and weight, so more installation space may be required. The Dialta colour CF2002 printer uses tandem type indirect electrophotographic printing process with 256 gradiations, while running on 256MB of RAM. The Konica Minolta CF2002 workgroup printer is an A3 device with a 751-sheet default paper capacity. The operator panel features a fairly large display screen and minimal operational buttons. The standard interfaces include USB, Ethernet, and parallel ports. Konica Minolta CF2002 toners produce approximately 10,000 copies per colour.
Advantages
The Konica Minolta CF2002 colour copier is fast and users can upgrade it so it can be useful as a scanner and printer. It is capable of full-bleed printing and copying, with versatile imaging solutions to ensure sharper and more detailed prints. The paper capacity of the Konica Minolta CF2002 printer is expandable to 3,251 sheets and several finishing options can be integrated to simplify document processing. It is also possible to expand the RAM on the CF2002 laser copier to 512MB.
Disadvantages
It lacks a built-in modem for sending faxes over a telephone line. The printer's life is only good for five years, making the Dialta CF-2002 copier inefficient for high-volume usage. The maximum resolution is 600dpi, and that is insufficient for high resolution and very detailed graphics and text. Another issue it the lack of support available for the Konica Minolta CF2002 colour photocopier.
