Design

The Konica Minolta DI183 mono laser printer measures 590mm wide, 487mm tall, and 611mm deep, and weighs approximately 39Kg. The device comes in a universal design so it is fairly easy to set-up and operate. It has a flatbed scanner and ADF, plus a fully laid-out control panel. The Konica DI-183 digital printer features a parallel port and two standard paper cassettes.

Advantages

There is a super G3 compatible fax machine and room for up to four 250-sheet paper cassettes. Adding the 50-sheet automatic document feeder helps save time. The Konica Minolta DI183 black and white copier is consistently fast when printing text documents, at up to 18ppm. Users can integrate the Minolta DI183 laser copier into a small network. The Konica Minolta DI183 copier printer is easier to use with one-touch keys, PC and internet fax features, and a secure copier. The main consumables are the black Konica Minolta DI183 toner cartridges which are relatively cheap to buy considering that they come in a pack of two and are able to print approximately 11,000 pages each.

Disadvantages

There are cheaper options with similar and more expandable features from the competition, so users may not settle for the high initial cost of the Konica Minolta DI183 copier. The device could slow down when shared by more than six users. The print resolution is only 600x600dpi, so very detailed graphics and pictures may not look outstanding. The Konica DI183 could be better if it is compatible with newer Windows operating systems and Mac systems. Ethernet is optional for this machine.