Dell 1355CNW Reviews & Tests

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Dell 1355cnw Multifunction Color Printer

One potential issue is its relatively limited paper handling, with a 150 sheet input tray and no duplexer. As long as you don't print more than about 30 pages per day on average, however, that's enough so adding paper won't feel like a constant chore....

Small enough to serve as a personal MFP. High quality output, particularly for graphics

No duplexer. Relatively low paper capacity for a shared printer

Whether you need a shared MFP in a micro, small, or home office or a personal MFP in any size office, the Dell 1355cnw Multifunction Color Printer is a prime candidate.

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Expert review by : Justin Yu (cnet.com.au)

Dell Multifunction Color Printer 1355cnw review: Dell Multifunction Color Printer 1355cnw

Dell Multifunction Color Printer 1355cnw

The ; is set up for businesses success with an economical LED engine, convenient wireless connectivity, and high-quality color prints that you won't be ashamed to pass around the boardroom.

Its sluggish print engine makes you wait, and no autoduplexer means extra babysitting.

The Dell 1355cnw's wireless connectivity and simple controls lend themselves well to a busy micro-office environment, as long as you don't mind waiting a bit for multipage documents.

Nov, 2011

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Expert review by : Jon L. Jacobi, Melissa Riofrio (macworld.com)

Review: Dell 1355cnw color MFP

Best suited for small, low-volume offices, this multifunction printer offers versatile connectivity, but provides limited features and uses expensive toner.

The control panel is straightforward for a multifunction device, with a numeric keypad and buttons to summon each primary function. The four-line monochrome LCD lets you view menu options, which you navigate using standard four-way controls

Mar, 2011

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