Samsung CLX-3185N Brochure - Page 3

pages onto a printable scrap board in your browser window, all while you surf the web. It's an easy way to collect, arrange, and edit useful reference points and resources you can only find on the web for big projects - or even just for fun. One less noisy office distraction Also, with toner particles that are smaller and more uniform in shape than traditional toner particles, you'll be impressed with accurate colours and beautiful, glossy printouts. Lessen your wait, not your expectations You shouldn't have to struggle to hear yourself think while sitting at your own desk. That's why the Samsung CLX3185N is engineered to operate quietly, at only 46dBA (Colour) and 48dBA (Mono), while printing. That's less than the gentle hum of a running refrigerator! A desktop printer that does its job while letting you focus on yours. A soft approach to energy efficiency Quit losing productivity waiting around for your documents to print - the Samsung CLX-3185N's fast print speed (16ppm for mono, 4ppm for colour) will have you back to work in no time. In Ready Mode, the CLX-3185N features a First Page Output Time (FPOT) of only 14seconds for black and 26seconds for colour, satisfying your need for speed. An impressive 2400 x 600dpi print resolution satisfies your demand for quality. Connect with your colleagues In today's green office environment, there's simply no room for energy-hogging printers. That's why the Samsung CLX3185N features an easy-to-reach power button right on the control panel, so you can switch to an energy-saving standby mode at the push of a button. Want to print? Just press the button again to power back up, and you're ready to go. Connect your entire office to one network and keep everything running smoothly. They can share a common printer and you can save time by supporting only one machine. The Ethernet interface can increase your performance by allowing you to network your printer. Improve your communication skills with the CLX-3185N network laser printer and reduce the burden of supporting multiple machines.