Tarsus Technologies has announced the local availability of the Samsung SCX-4600 range of monochrome multifunction laser printers - perfect for high information flow and research-work environments.
Samsung product manager at Tarsus, Levina de Matos, says the new range is especially useful for users handling high volumes of web-based information, allowing them to print the contents of their screen as they see it and in doing so, process information more effectively.
“Offering speeds of up to 22ppm, with a first page out time of less than 10 seconds, this printer helps users pull together overlapping web information in separate windows and print them all at once” de Matos says.
“Together with the Samsung Anyweb Print software, the user can select, drag and drop content from different web pages without any resizing or other editing, allowing them to gather information more efficiently” she adds.
“Versatile copying functions furthermore allow users to process information from a variety of other external origins.
“These include a unique 'ID card copy' mode, which allows both sides of an ID card to be copied and printed without multiple sheet feeding; or clone copying which allows the user to print multiple versions of an image or design onto a single A4 page.
“Yet another option, namely 'poster copying' enlarges an image so that it can be stacked in a 3 x 3 fashion and then prints these 9 perfectly aligned sheets, so they can be easily pasted together to form a much larger image,” she says.
“Apart from copying, the MFP's scanning capability is efficient, boasting an optical resolution of up to 1,200dpi x 1,200dpi and an enhanced resolution of up to 4,800dpi x 4,800dpi”.
“As expected, the SCX-4263F and SCX-426FN offer fax-to-PC capability,” de Matos notes, “so faxed data is sent right to your PC across the local connection or the office network.
“The same is true for sending faxes - a convenient PC application provided as part of the package converts document files to image files, so that these can be sent as faxes, saving on time and paper costs.
de Matos says that the 4600 range's streamlined design, along with its uncluttered control panel provides user-friendly GUI screens that make print, copy, scan and fax operations easy to manage.
“Everything from job status, to toner level, paper jam and paper empty alerts are covered on the control panel.”
“This streamlined series of mono laser printers will be well received and appreciated in any professional business where immense quantities of information are central to operations,” she concludes.
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With more than twenty years of experience in the ICT industry, Tarsus is the leading value-added distributor in South Africa, specialising in the supply of the world's foremost PC and peripheral hardware brands to the local reseller channel.
Tarsus strives to meet the channel's needs for credit funding, stock availability and efficient logistics, ensuring that resellers are able to deliver the highest quality service to their customers, focus on support and compiling the best overall solutions for their end-user customer base at the lowest possible cost.
The company prides itself on its flexibility, adaptability, knowledge, skills and successful track record combined with an industry-leading ability to manage large rollouts. These are the reasons Tarsus has consistently been rated as the top distributor in the country by international vendors, resellers and the IT media alike.
With its strong commitment to the South African channel, Tarsus is able to not only make the reseller channel more efficient, but more importantly, it plays a vital role in dramatically reducing the costs of doing business in the local ICT market.
Brands represented by the Tarsus stable include industry leaders like Acer, APC, Cisco, Dell, HP, IBM, Lenovo, OKI, Samsung, Targus and Wyse Technology.
More information about Tarsus is available at: http://www.tarsus.co.za.
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