This small but reliable colour laser printer is engineered to be quiet, fast, and easy to operate. The small and quiet Lexmark CS410DN laser printer is network-ready with direct printing capabilities, too, and it is praised for the ability to accurately produce high resolution graphics without compromising speed. Nevertheless, the CS-410DN printer is criticised for the high initial price, which doesn't justify some limitations and the absence of a few important features.
Design
The Lexmark CS410DN colour printer may look too simplistic and boxy with its 20.5Kg understated and matte plastic enclosure, but it boasts an 800MHz dual core processor with 256MB of memory. Unlike its predecessors, it now features a 2.4-inch colour LCD screen for easier on-board operation. The default paper input options include a 250-sheet paper cassette and a single bypass tray, while the output bin's capacity is up to 125 sheets. The device can connect to a single PC via high-speed USB 2.0, or to a network via Ethernet. There is a front high-speed USB 2.0 for thumb drives.
Advantages
Upgradable memory and paper capacity are the two main advantages of this model. Users can print directly from a USB thumb drive. The network-ready Lexmark CS410DN colour laser printer supports a wide variety of printer languages, fonts, and speciality media. Built-in Ethernet is compatible with 1000Base-T for easy network integration. It is compatible with newer operating systems by Windows, Mac, Linux, and Novell. The Lexmark CS410DN colour printer operates quietly and the print speed is up to 32ppm. Colour graphics are accurately printed in high resolution thanks to Pantone calibration and specially developed Lexmark CS410DN toner cartridges.
Disadvantages
Like its predecessors, the CS410DN laser printer lacks finishing options. The memory and paper capacity cannot be expanded beyond 2304MB and 1451 sheets respectively, which makes the CS410DN inefficient for the growing workgroup. Gigabit Ethernet and Wi-Fi are optional interfaces.
