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Personal Printer - Inkjet - Black: 1200 dpi - x 1200 dpi - Colour: 1200 dpi - x 1200 dpi - Parallel, USB more

The Xerox presents WorkCentre XK35c, which prints, copies and scans in color, and comes in a compact package that will leave you with more room than you thought you had, which...
more...means more room for productivity. Printing at 8 pages per minute in black and at 3 pages per minute in color, the XK35c delivers photo-quality results with a 1200 dpi resolution. The copier function produces copies with nearly the same speed, at 3 pages per minute in black and 2 pages per minute in color, and with 600x600 dpi resolution for bright, clear color copies. And you get the added flexibility of copy reduction and enlargement between 25% and 400%. The flatbed design makes scanning or copying documents and books easy. With a 30-bit color and a resolution of 300x600 dpi, enhanced to 4800x4800 dpi, the scan function produces clear color scans and sharp text reproductions that suit the needs of small office, home, or school scanning.

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A review by craigwil on Xerox WorkCentre XK35C
November 19th, 2000

Author's product rating: Xerox WorkCentre XK35C - rated by craigwil

Picture quality	Good
Printing speed	Very fast
Colour sensitivity	Good
Ease of use	Very easy
Value For Money	Excellent

Advantages:	Price
Disadvantages:	Mail Order only

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There is an offer from a company , that are selling of these printers with full warenties and all the usual content. The price is £149.99 plus vat, this means that the printer, fax and scanner combo is one of the most competitively priced combo on the market at this time. I must say that there is not much you can get for this price. The company is located at www.freecolourprinter.com I regularly get emails from this company telling me of there updates. This includes the almost free printers, the only real cost is the ink and postage, but this only comes to £50. Why not try.