Maximum speed at which a printer outputs black text. Print speed is measured in pages per minute (ppm).

Number of dots per inch (dpi) a printer generates. The higher the dot count, the sharper the image.

Time it takes a black & white laser printer to scan and output the first page of a b & w printing job.

Language an operating system uses to transmit page data to a printer, so that it is decipherable.

Function that allows a user to print on both sides of a sheet of paper.

Number of dots per inch (dpi) a copier generates. The higher the dot count, the sharper the image.

Way in which a scanner is used. Flatbed means documents are placed on a glass window for scanning.

Ability to integrate with software platforms and standards such as TWAIN and Windows Image Acquisition.

Number of dots per inch (dpi) a scanner can generate on its own. Higher the dot count, sharper the image.

Number of dots per inch (dpi) a scanner can generate when using intepolation software to enhance an image.

Function that enables a user to scan an image directly to a flash drive, network client, application, or folder.

Connection that a printer uses to exchange data with a computer. Universal Serial Bus 2.0 is high-speed.

Operating systems that support a specific laser printer. Windows and Linux are standard OS for PCs.

Width, height and depth of printer, as measured in inches (in.).

The weight of the product, as measured in pounds (lbs.).

Characteristic that defines a printer based upon the amount and nature of ink it requires.