For the small but busy small office that needs to be creative with output, the Lexmark C750 printer is a suitable choice because of its colour print capabilities and support for a wide selection of media types. The Lexmark C750 colour laser printer has good expandability options, too, but the high cost-per-page ratio and the absence of built-in networking features make it less efficient.
Design
Unlike its predecessors, the Lexmark C-750 has a wider footprint measuring 23.8 inches wide, 20.8 inches tall, and 18.5 inches deep, and it is also heavier, weighing 47.62Kg. The C750 printer has a standard 500-sheet capacity plus a 100-sheet multipurpose feeder, while the output bin can handle up to 250 sheets. The default resolution is 1200x1200dpi. There is a small control panel with one-touch operational buttons a mini display screen, and the standard ports are bidirectional parallel, USB Type B, and an internal card slot.
Advantages
It supports PCL 6 and PostScript 3 printer languages, plus a good selection of fonts and symbol sets. The memory of the Lexmark C750 laser printer is expandable to 512MB. The low noise emission won't disrupt the quiet office. The print resolution of the Lexmark C750 colour printer can be adjusted to 2400dpi image quality so pictures and graphics look more accurate. The print speed is up to 20ppm. For cheaper output costs, this model can use high capacity Lexmark C750 colour cartridges which can print up to 15,000 pages per toner.
Disadvantages
Many of the good features that can improve the performance of the C750 colour laser printer are optional, including the duplex unit, the 3,000-sheet finisher, and the five-pin mailbox. Ethernet and the Coax/Twinax adapter for SCS are also optional in the Lexmark C750.
