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A Comprehensive Review Of The Heavy- Duty Xerox Phaser 6115 Printer
A few of the main things you need to know about the Xerox Phaser 6115 Printer using Phaser 6115 replacement toners is that it is actually a multifunction copier, printer, fax and scanner rolled into one. It offers many features and is a color laser printer, with color faxing capabilities as well. If you are in the market for all of these machines, this model may save you money.
The printing and copying speed is a little on the slow side, so if speed is what you need, then you may need to look elsewhere. But with all the other features this model offers, it may just offset the slow speed. This unit prints 5 pages per minute color, and 20 ppm black and white using Xerox Phaser bulk toner. The copy speed runs at 5 ppm color and 12 ppm B/W. It can also scan at 43 ppm.
This model does offer PC connectivity via USB, Ethernet 10 Base-T/100 Base-TX. It supports operating systems Windows XP, 2000, Vista, and 2003, as well as Apple Mac OS X 10.2 or later. All drivers and utilities are included, as is the Xerox CentreWare IS Embedded web server.
With a standard media capacity of 200 sheets, and a maximum capacity of up to 700 sheets, this unit does offer roomy trays. The output tray has a capacity of up to 100 sheets. The maximum document feeder capacity is 50 sheets.
This unit prints up to 2400 x 600 dpi color, and 2400 x 600 dpi mono. The copy resolution renders up to 600 x 600 color, and 600 x 600 mono. Automatic duplexing is an optional feature. This printer is also Energy Star Qualified. Using only 450 watts of electricity when operational, 250 watts in standby mode and 28 watts while in sleep mode. Just another way to save a few bucks if you decide to go with this model.
Now for the faxing capabilities. The fax machine on this model is Super G3 compatible. You have a maximum transmission speed of 33.6 kbps, and the ability to send full color faxes and fax forwarding. It also comes standard with email functionality.
This printer prints on a wide variety of paper stock. Maximum copy size is 8.5 inches by 14 inches. You can print great looking graphics on plain paper, envelopes, cards and label stock, and even transparencies.
Pricing on the Xerox Phaser 6115 Printer runs right around $520. You will also need to purchase the Xerox Phaser 6115 toner for this printer. It does take 4 toners, the Cyan, Magenta, and Blue for color, and a black Xerox Phaser ink and toner for B/W. The cost of the ink toner cartridge runs anywhere from $50 - $55 a piece. Weighing in at 73 lbs and measuring 20.8 inches wide by 23 inches deep by 20.9 inches high, this is model is geared toward business use. It has a monthly duty cycle of up to 35000 impressions, so it is quite efficient. The unit also comes with a standard 1 yr warranty for service and support. All in all, if you can look past the slow speed of this printer, you really do seem to be getting a bargain with all the great features it has to offer.
Future of Metallica?!?
Okay, so after a few minutes of browsing the Metallica page on wikipedia, it said, that in an interview, Lars said that they have no plans for a 10th album, and they will tour until august 2010. Because of the St. Anger tension, and the trouble they've been having trying to recreate what made them famous, it is believable. But then I realized that they already have 10 albums, (St. Anger, Puppets, Kill, Justice, Lightning, Garage, Magnetic, Load, Reload, Black) and since the 'interview' was recent, I was wondering if anyone knows if it was fake or not, and if its not, what the future of metallica is...
its wikipedia and i dont think that has probably been updated for a while. besides metallica loves making music and playing live, they have been doing it since 1983!!! and why would they stop now?go to their fan club website, maybe it will clear things up a bit
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