PRODUCT NEWS
Primera POS printer prints
coupons, tickets, name badges
and receipts in seconds
rimera Technology dispensed with clean, finished of coupons printed in colour were flexible with a minimum width of
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has launched its new edges instead of perforations. up to 25 per cent higher than 1” (25.4mm) and a maximum width
PX450 colour printer. coupons printed in black and of 4.25” (108mm). circlesolid
The PX450 is a white. In addition to retail POS,
compact, full-colour
Significant impact
PX450 is expected to also be
printer designed for use at retail used in hospitals, banking,
point-of sale and point-of-issue. “PX450 allows our customers to hospitality and more.
It is ideal for printing coupons, enjoy the benefits of full-colour
receipts, tickets, name badges, output at a reasonable price,” said PX450 is easy to connect with
wristbands and other types of Mark D Strobel, Primera's vice most of today’s POS systems
narrow-format output. Print times president of sales and marketing. and computers. A standard USB
are claimed to be among the “Its fast print speeds won’t slow interface port is provided for
fastest of any full-colour POS down checkout lines, registration use with the included Windows
printer, producing a typical 4” x desks or admission counters.” XP/Vista and Mac OS 10.2 or
2.5” (101mm x 63.5mm) coupon Full-colour printing can add higher printer drivers. Supplies
in just five seconds. A built-in significant impact to printed include a drop-in paper or label
guillotine cutter allows forms of output. A recent study indicated roll and a snap-in tri-colour ink
any length to be printed, cut and that consumer redemption rates cartridge. Paper widths are
Primera Technology’s PX450 is easy to connect with most of today’s POS systems and
computers. A standard USB interface port is provided for use with the included Windows
XP/Vista and Mac OS 10.2 or higher printer drivers.
Lexmark expands monochrome
laser offerings with X200 Series
exmark International has multifunction devices covering Targeted to small workgroups in rapid output speeds as fast as 23
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launched its new series print speed points from 23 pages any size business (medium to large ppm and a 30-sheet automatic
of monochrome laser per minute (ppm) to 53 ppm. enterprises), the Lexmark X200 document feeder(2) (ADF).
multifunction devices, Series provides performance-rich
the Lexmark X203n ”On top of its small footprint, the features and convenience in a The Lexmark X200 Series is also
and X204n models. Designed X200 Series provides both the small footprint. The Lexmark X200 quiet, compact and easy to use,
especially for the desktop, these technological innovation and Series integrates several functions with built-in USB and Ethernet
monochrome laser MFPs meet the reliability that Lexmark’s customers combining print, copy, scan and connectivity. The X200 Series is
needs of customers who seek have come to expect from our fax capabilities into its highly designed to scan and send
professional, business-class products and services,” said Paul compact design. The new X200 documents easily to various
output, but face the challenge of Callow, UK & Ireland marketing Series boasts such business-class destinations including e-mail.
smaller working environments or director at Lexmark. “These features as 1200x1200 dpi for Equipped with intuitive scan
conserving desk space. With desktop-friendly MFPs are easy- high-quality output, and PCL 6 software out of the box, Lexmark
eight new families launched since to-use, packed full of features and PS 3 emulations to print Scan Center and Presto
January 2009, Lexmark broadens and will help any user or small complex documents. The new PageManager 7 Deluxe, customers
its offering on the market with a workgroup drive efficiency and X200 Series offers time-saving can move quickly between hard-
range of A4 monochrome laser move their productivity ahead.” features including PC-free copying, copy and digital documents. circlesolid
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