Designed for higher volume output, the Lexmark MX910de features long-life components, reliable security, and a good selection of finishing options that can help increase productivity and lower printing costs. The easy to use touch screen panel provides straightforward operation and on-board configuration, while the duplexing ADF further simplifies document processing.
Design
The sleek frame measures 27.4 inches deep, 24.2 inches wide, and 35.8 inches wide, and measures approximately 95kg. The focal point of the design is the 10-inch colour touch screen. The Lexmark MX910de runs on 1024MB of memory with 800MHz of processing speed from a dual core processor. Paper input is through the 100-sheet automatic document feeder and cassettes that can handle a total of 1,150 sheets of paper. The standard output capacity is 250 sheets. Gigabit Ethernet, an internal card slot, a type B USB port, and three type A USB ports are the main interfaces.
Advantages
This device has a built-in fax and copier. Colour and network scanning are supported. The Lexmark MX910de can handle larger and tabloid-sized or A3 media. The paper capacity is upgradeable to 6,650. The print speed is up to 45ppm. The MX910de is environmentally friendly with long-life components, duplex printing, energy-saving modes, and fast wake-up. On-board configuration is easier with a large touch screen panel. Advanced finishing options simplify the production of booklets, stapled documents, hole-punched sheets, and brochures.
Disadvantages
The Lexmark MX910de prints only in monochrome. It has a high initial price and expensive upgrades. Printing in default 600x600dpi resolution can make black and white images appear washed out and grainy. Operational noise is evident in the Lexmark MX910de.
