Sentences with phrase «multifunction machines»

These rollouts include improved versions of dedicated digital - photo printers and more versatile multifunction machines with photo printing as a core function.

Here's a look at what photo printers and multifunction machines are available from different vendors:

Multifunction machines, or MFMs — which not only print, but scan, make copies, and fax — are still the best buy if you want the most bang for the buck or when you want to squeeze maximum productivity into minimum space.

Macs work just fine with most printers, scanners and multifunction machines.

To accomplish this requires something much more than a simple, standalone filling machine; a multifunction machine described as a «monoblock» can perform all required functions.

The HP OfficeJet 7710 multifunction machine mentioned in «Task Master» (April 2004, page 47) offers two - sided printing as an option, not a standard feature.

If it's not already a multifunction machine with scanning capabilities, consider upgrading to one.

For the most bang for your buck, check out a multifunction machine, or MFM.

If you work in a home office, a multifunction machine (printer - scanner - copier - fax) can also deliver a quick return: The sum of the whole is considerably less than the expense of its parts if purchased separately.

Not exact matches

The new multifunction sport steering wheel is the key interface between human and machine.

This is one of the segment's most premium pickups and features Denali - specific design details that include a chrome grille, 20 - inch ultra-bright machined wheels, heated and ventilated front seats appointed in perforated Mulan leather, and a heated and leather - wrapped multifunction steering wheel.

Kitchen Modern style fully equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, ceiling fan, electric oven and stove, fridge and freezer, ice maker, microwave, dish washer, coffee machine, blender, multifunction mixer and fruit squeezer, machine for waffles and paninis.

Real estate offices around the country have received letters from companies called AllLed, AdzPro, GanPan, and HeaPle, among others, claiming to have the exclusive right to send documents via e-mail from a multifunction copier machine, and demanding that you pay a licensing fee of $ 900 to $ 1,200 per employee before you can send a document.