Lexmark MS431dw Single Function Monochrome Duplex Laser Printer (29S0100)

Lexmark MS431dw Single Function Monochrome Duplex Laser Printer (29S0100)

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$260.00

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Lexmark MS431dw Single Function Monochrome Duplex Laser Printer (29S0100)Lexmark MS431dw monochrome laser printer delivers fast 42 ppm output with automatic duplex printing for efficient document production. Sharp 2400 x 600 dpi resolution ensures crisp text quality. Compact design suits small offices, with 250 sheet standard tray plus optional 550 sheet expansion for high volume needs. LCD display provides easy operation and system monitoring. Printer Function: Print Print Technology: Monochrome Laser Print Speed: 42 ppm

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011