Brother beefs up printer lineup for SMBs
ConvergenceAsia staff
13/07/2007

Computer peripherals company Brother International has unleashed a flurry of colour laser standalone printers and Multi-Function Centres (MFCs) to meet the increasing printing demands of Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) across the Asia Pacific region.

The latest lineup of colour laser printers and MFCs is loaded with features to help SMBs address major concerns such as security, cost of initial purchase and long-term operating costs.

The company's latest colour laser printers, HL-4040CN and HL-4050CDN, and colour laser MFCs, DCP-9040CN, MFC-9440CN and MFC-9840CDW, feature print speed of up to 20ppm for A4 and 21ppm for letter for monochrome and colour printing, and colour print resolution of up to 2,400 x 600dpi.

All of Brother's new printers come with Lock Colour Usage feature, which gives corporate administrators the ability to restrict colour print usage by user. Each printer also has a built-in Ethernet network connectivity standard, in addition to a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface. Business users can now print documents and images directly from USB media devices from the built-in USB interface at the front of the printers.

The HL-4040CN and HL-4050CDN are priced at S$728 and S$828 respectively, but pricing for DCP-9040CN, MFC-9440CN and MFC-9840CDW are not available. All models are available through Brother International Singapore authorised distributors (C20 and Ingram Micro) and resellers.

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