Type of Machine
Copy
- The ability to image an existing page and print out duplicates.
Print
- The ability to output a digital file sent from a computer.
Fax
- The ability to image an existing page and send it to another, similar machine via telephone lines.
Scan
- The ability to image an existing page and save it as a digital file.
Digital Duplicators
- Specialized ink-based machines that allow for high-speed copying and/or printing.
Scan-to-Email
- The ability to scan a file and send it automatically across the Internet.
Environment
Environment
- The type of work arrangement that this device is intended for.
Home
- Appropriate for light use in a home office, usually for a single user.
Desktop
- Appropriate for light use in a small or home business office, usually for a single user.
Small Workgroup
- Appropriate for sharing between two to five users, usually in an office setting.
Large Workgroup
- Appropriate for sharing between five to twelve users in an office setting.
Departmental
- Appropriate for sharing between twelve and twenty-five users in an office setting.
Enterprise
- Intended for us in a centralized graphics or reproduction department.
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Laser Quality
- High-quality reproduction using toner technology, as opposed to liquid ink.
Duplexing
- Automatic two-sided printing, scanning, or copying.
Volume/ PPM
- Pages-per-minute speed ranges.
Letter Size
- Capable of handling pages up to 8.5” x 11”
Legal Size
- Capable of handling pages up to 8.5” x 14”
Ledger
- Capable of handling pages up to 11” x 17”
Ledger with Bleed
- Capable of handling pages larger than 11” x 17”, used for printing right up to the edge, usually in color. Such pages are usually trimmed, folded, and bound.
Stapling
- A product that offers (usually as an option) some kind of stapling of printed or copied pages.