Lexmark all set to unveil eight web-connected AIO inkjet printers

Thursday, July 16, 2009, 11:51
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lexmark-aio-printers Lexmark is all set to show its eight new web-connected touchscreen AIO inkjet printers. The latest printers will cater the needs of the small and medium businesses. Of 8 printers, three printers claim to offer touchscreen service along with the incorporated Lexmark’s myTouch capacitive 4.3? touchscreen technology. The touchscreen technology integrates easy-to-read graphical icons for basic AIO functions and navigation.

The SmartSolutions technology of the printers offers resounding one-touch customizable options. It also brings a host of useful features including the shortcuts and workflows, ID card copy, RSS feeds and more.

With Lexmark printers, you can easily access to business, sports, weather news, company intranet and more through RSS feeds. The ID card copy feature enables you to print both the sides of an ID card on a single page. The shortcuts and workflows attribute guarantee group faxing; scan to email templates and many more options. It also enables you to set your customized applications.

Paul Rooke, VP and President of Image Solutions Division at Lexmark, said that this new line of AIOs makes SMBs highly proficient and save money taking into account today’s financial environment. That is why, printers are created robust and with innovative traits and break-through technologies.

The striking features of the Lexmark printers are Business card scan, Eco mode, wireless capabilities and Vizix print technology. The Vizix technology enables the touchscreen AIO inkjet printers to work in varied ink tanks and give fast prints without compromising on quality. These printers give support to Wireless-N (IEEE 802.11n) connectivity to get reliable signals for faster file transfer rates.

As the reviews, the Lexmark printers save both paper and energy with its one-touch option on the eco-mode, which automates two sided faxing, printing, and copying. The Lexmark eight touchscreen AIO inkjet printers will be shown on September 8, 2009 in New York.