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Brother HL 6050DN Toner Cartridge, An Out Of The Box Network Printer
Brother has the reputation of providing bargain basement products for the consumer. In a reevaluation of their marketing concepts, Brother has produced the Brother HL 6050DN Toner Cartridge, a monochrome laser printer that can compete competitively with comparable printers produced by other manufacturers.
Brother provides instant networkability in the HL-6050DN. An Ethernet 10/100 interface allows the HL-6050DN to be included into the network seamlessly and transparently. One of the major advantages of the Brother HL 6050DN Toner Cartridge is its capacity. While competitors only offer 250 sheet paper trays of letter sized stock, the HL6050DN provides 500 sheet (full ream) paper trays that have the ability to hold either letter or legal sized paper. A single paper tray is provided with the printer and an optional second paper tray permits the user to place letter sized paper in one tray and legal sized in the second. The availability of a copious amount of paper in different sizes permits faster and simpler utilization of this printer.
Volume sized paper trays require toner cartridges and drums that provide supplies for volume printing. The TN6070 toner cartridge has the capacity for printing 7500 pages. 30,000 pages will need to be printed before the DR600 drum will need replacement. The high volume drum/toner cartridge combination provides low cost per page printing while maintaining the availability of the printer.
Memory on the HL6050DN is not something that is lacking. While competitors offer 16MB of memory as a standard, Brother has supplied 32MB of standard memory. Should that be insufficient, an expansion slot is available for optional chips sized at 16MB, 32MB, 64MB and 128MB. This availability of optional sized chips permits the small business network to determine how much extra memory is needed and then meet that need.
Other printers may print faster, however the HL-6050DN will print at 18 ppm. for as long as it is needed to. This speed, combined with 10-12 seconds startup time for the first page provides sufficient speed for all but the most exceptional situation that arises in the small business.
Brother includes the Quick Start setup utility to get the HL6050DN up and running in minimal time. This intuitive utility allows even the most inexperienced computer user to get the printer up and operating in minimal time. The Quick Start utility can be placed either on the desktop as an icon or in the system tray of the computer.
Brother has designed the HL6050DN to operate in any platform environment. Whether the small business has Windows, Apple or Linux as the environment of choice, the HL6050DN will fit seamlessly into that environment. The network that the HL6050DN is placed in can be either a hardwired or wireless network. The software in the HL6050DN will perform most adequately in either network.
In the HL-6050DN, Brother has made significant advances in both quality and competitiveness. The low initial price, combined with the economies of the HL 6050DN printer toner and The Brother DR600 drum provide significant cost savings to the small business without sacrificing product quality. When a small business is shopping for a new networkable printer, serious consideration should be given to the Brother HL-6050DN along with printers carrying more recognized names.
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