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Brother DCP 7040 - The Printer Dreaming Of Has Finally Arrived And Business Printing Has Never Looked So Refreshing.
Printing with the Brother DCP-7040 printer is a snap in an all-in-one machine that's designed to work within the home office or small office workplace. It can store a decent amount of paper, which can be managed as needs require. It also costs less than 200 dollars. The relatively low price can make it a natural selection for the budget-minded owner who needs one unit to print, copy and scan. Best make sure to keep some Brother 4070 DCP Toner nearby for the best prints.
The beauty of machines like this one is that they replace three units and reduce congestion in a small office. The DCP-7040 does this well. Add in also that it's a quality laser printer, which makes it perfect for handling all kinds of print taskings will little real effort. There's a typical one-year service warranty which can be extended through a number of different service plans for extra money.
This unit can hold about 250 sheets of paper, which is fine for a small three-in-one. There's also a bypass slot for feeding individual documents or envelopes and label jobs. You can't up paper capacity, but that's not usually a concern for machines of this type. It operates with both PCs and Macs, giving it even more versatility.
As far as capability and nimbleness goes, this Brother product is a top-hand at handling most any print job. This is especially so when it's hooked up to a computer. The standard interface is the now-common USB 2.0, which makes it an ideal accessory to that same computer, and very easy to hook up. For a home office or small office entrepreneur, USB helps eliminate the need for a specialist to come in and get things running.
As a straight-up printer, the DCP-7040 puts out about 23 ppm in black and white. For a unit at this price point, that's a good rate. Remember that print speeds vary by the complexity and requirements of each individual print job. There's about a ten-thousand page per month duty cycle, which is also good in a machine like this one. With Brother 7040 Toner you can really see the full potential of the printer.
This all-in-one has a print resolution of 2400 by 600 dpi, making documents clear and very readable. As a copier, it can kick out about 23 pages per minute of black-and-white text. It also can reduce or enlarge copies in a 25 to 400% range, which gives it good flexibility. Memory comes in at 16 megabytes, which is okay for the home office environment.
Because it can use either a Windows or a Mac platform, it's able to deliver all its capabilities, including scanning, with very little drama or anxiety on the part of the user. Scanning also comes in at the same 600 by 2400dpi resolution. Plus, the unit comes with both document and optical character recognition software packages. In an under 200 dollar machine, that can be considered impressive.
The DCP 7040 Toner is able to put out around 1,500 sheets before requiring a swap-out with a new unit. For machines of this price, that's right out front and on the playing field. It's maximum month print range comes in at 2,500 pages per month before needing any sort of service. A high-yield Brother DCP 7040 unit is available that puts out about 2,500 pages. The DCP-7040 does all its assignments well and with no problems. As a team, both the printer and toner succeed at just about any task given them. For more information, be sure to visit our site at http://www.qtoner.us/.
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