Lexmark Wireless Printers

Lexmark™ wireless printers include Wi-Fi® ready, standalone-printer models and all-in-one print, copy, scan, and fax versions. The printers are fast and reliable and offer either monochrome or color laser-print capabilities. Each series of Lexmark Wi-Fi printers works specifically for small to medium-size work groups of 10 to 20 users printing out 3,000 pages a month, or large work groups handling up to 12,000 pages a month.

Lexmark Wireless Printer Provides High-End Digital Capabilities
The wireless functionality of Lexmark printers and all-in-ones combines with industry-standard digital features to deliver versatile and reliable cutting-edge performance. Lexmark Wi-Fi printers offer between 2 and 2.5 GB of upgradable memory so they can perform an array of printing options seamlessly. They come with quad or dual-core processors that speed up the time between print command and first-page printing, sometimes in as little as 5 seconds. Rear and front USB ports and card slots are available for printing directly from external media, and Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 connectivity works alongside wireless router functionality to deliver data-transfer speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second.

Lexmark printers accept the mobile printing functionality of all leading digital device platforms, including Mac®, Android™, and Microsoft® Windows®. Many printers also offer near-field communication connectivity from smartphones and tablets in addition to wireless functionality, as well as compatibility with Google Cloud Print™. Each printer offers leading security features that meet network-specific protocols for user authentication, data protection, and document auditing, and some printers have remote-management functionality.

All-in-One Lexmark Wireless Printer Offers Cutting-Edge Scanning
Many Wi-Fi-ready printers from Lexmark 4 with CCD, barcode-type LED sensors and five-piece optical glass lenses to provide high-resolution scan quality at up to 1200 dpi, ensuring the precision of color conversion and character rendering. Full-speed de-skew technology straightens scanned images automatically, while standard MRC image file compression technology provides automatic size sensing to maintain image quality. Lexmark Wi-Fi printers also operate with AccuRead optical character recognition (OCR) software that can convert paper documents into PDF and .docx files with full search functionality, greatly compacting a large document library footprint into a manageable database storage system.

What Are the Printing Specs of a Lexmark Wireless Printer?
Wi-Fi-ready Lexmark printers use laser toner cartridges that support either text-heavy monochrome or full-color graphics output. The printers accept ultra-high-yield cartridges that produce up to 55,000 color or black-and-white pages, supporting fast print speeds ranging from 45 ppm up to 70 ppm. Many printers and all-in-ones have two-sided printing capability. They work with all standard paper sizes, including letter and legal-size paper, envelopes, and index cards, and with thicknesses ranging from tissue-thin 70 gsm paper to heavy 300 gsm card stock, including polyester and vinyl labels.

What Is the Print Resolution of a Lexmark Wireless Printer?
Lexmark printers and all-in-ones deliver sharp resolutions of up to 1200 x 1200 dpi in monochrome and up to 4800 color quality of 2400 x 600 dpi or 1200 x 1200 dpi. The high-resolution color printing capabilities build on PANTONE^® calibration imaging and Lexmark's own RGB replacement technology to ensure accurate matches of proprietary colors like logo rendering. Lexmark's innovative Unison™ toner technology ensures that cartridges deliver toner evenly down to absolutely the last drop.

What Other Features Does a Lexmark Wireless Printer and All-in-One Offer?
Lexmark printers have color touch display screens for a variety of menu commands, including print preview, page-specific modification, and document queuing. All-in-ones also offer multiple paper trays with feed rates of up to 150 pages a minute, paper-jam memory to restart printing at specific page misfeeds, and stapling and hole-punching options.