Produce high-volume output and reduce printing costs with the Lexmark MX910dxe. It features advanced finishing options, solid security, and upgradeable input capacity, all of which are versatile for large format laser printing, but it may not be the best choice for demanding users who need to print in colour.
Design
The Lexmark MX910dxe weighs 120kg and it measures 1246mm deep, 953mm wide, and 1553mm tall, so it needs more installation space. However, it has a clean and understated design that is suitable for most types of office environments. The centrepiece of its structure is the 25.4cm colour touch screen display. There are built-in networking features and high-speed USB 2.0 ports for easy connectivity. Its processing speed is 800MHz and it runs on 1024MB of memory. A hard disk is included. The paper input capacity is 3,650, and the automatic document feeder can handle up to 100 pages.
Advantages
It supports a wide range of media types and can produce output in A3 or tabloid size. The print speed is up to 45ppm. The maximum input capacity is 6,650 pages. The Lexmark MX910dxe is environmentally friendly with duplex printing, energy-saving modes, quick wake-up, and long-life components. It is easy to get connected with the Lexmark MX910dxe through optional Wi-Fi and mobile printing, and standard USB and Ethernet. Advanced finishing options are available for making hole-punched, stapled documents, booklets, and brochures. Lexmark's e-Task interface simplifies customisation.
Disadvantages
The Lexmark MX910dxe is overpriced and for a multifunction device that cannot print in colour. The device is heavy and bulky, and can be difficult to set up. Upgrading the Lexmark MX910dxe can be expensive, too.
