review DATE:05.10.07
review
When Samsung set out to design the CLP-300N, this must have seemed like a good idea: Build a personal color laser printer and price it accordingly, at $300 (street). Make sure it's light enough that one person can move it easily and small enough not to take up much more room on a desktop than a personal monochrome laser or a typical ink jet—which is what it would probably be replacing. Then add a network connector so that you can share it on a small-office or home network.
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- Price as Tested: $300.00 Street
- Printer Category: Laser
- Type: Printer Only
- Color or Monochrome: 4-pass color
- Laser Type: Laser
- Connection Type: USB, Ethernet
- Maximum Standard Paper Size: Legal
- Number of Cartridges: 4
- Number of Ink Colors: 4
- Direct Printing from Cameras: No
- LCD Preview Screen: No
- Rated speed at Default Resolution (Mono): 17 ppm
- Rated Speed at Default Resolution (Color): 4 ppm
- Duty Cycle: 24200 pages per month
- Input Capacity: 150 sheets
- Network-Ready: Yes
- Duplexing: No
- Cost Per Page (Mono): 3.25 cents
- Cost Per Page (Color): 15.5 cents
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