REVIEW DATE:10.15.07
REVIEW
The Dell 1125 Multifunction Laser ($249 direct) is Dell's attempt to compete with the Canon imageClass MF4150, our current Editors' Choice for a personal monochrome laser all-in-one (AIO). When I reviewed the MF4150, I was impressed with how good a job Canon had done of packing all the features you need for a home office or for a personal AIO in a larger office into a unit that was small enough to easily share a desk with. The 1125 offers almost all the same features, including fast print speed, in a similar size package. The key word in the sentence, however, is almost. It also stubs its toe just a bit on output quality. Even so, the negatives aren't quite enough to rule it out as a reasonable choice.
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Dell, Inc.
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- Price as Tested: $249.00
- Printer Category: Laser
- Type: All-In-One
- Color or Monochrome: Monochrome
- Laser Type: Laser
- Connection Type: USB
- Maximum Standard Paper Size: Legal
- Number of Cartridges: 1
- Number of Ink Colors: 1
- Direct Printing from Cameras: No
- LCD Preview Screen: No
- Rated speed at Default Resolution (Mono): 21 ppm
- Scanner Type: Flatbed with ADF (Standard or Optional)
- Scanner Optical Resolution: 600 pixels per inch
- Maximum Scan Area: 8.5" x 14"
- Standalone Copier and Fax: Copier, Fax
- Duty Cycle: 9000 pages per month
- Input Capacity: 260 sheets
- Network-Ready: No
- Duplexing: No
- Cost Per Page (Mono): 3.2 cents
