PRINTER REVIEW

Lexmark C500n review

General
Size (W x H x D):	48 x 38.5 x 42 cm
Weight:	29 kg

Printer features
Printer technology:	laser
Maximum print speed (b&w):	19.8 ppm
Printer language support:	host-based printing
Built-in devices:	2 line LCD

Paper handling
Media sizes:	up to A4
Total media capacity:	250 sheets
Monthly duty cycle:	35000 pages

Connectivity / expansion
USB:	yes
Ethernet:	yes

System components
Processor speed:	200 MHz
RAM installed:	64 MB
RAM capacity:	64 MB

System requirements / software
Operating systems supported:	Windows Server 2003
Software included:	HTTP, SNMP, WINS, DHCP, IGMP, APIPA

Service & support
Standard warranty:	one year onsite repair, next business day

Overview

Lexmark C500n

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Editors rating: 7.1

Verdict

The Lexmark C500n is a fast colour laser printer fit for a multi-user environment with high-volume printing needs. The competition offers more features, but slower printing or lower-quality prints.

Typical price

£ 253

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