Xerox Phaser 7400 Evaluator Manual

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5PHASER 7400 EVALUATOR GUIDEStarting at just $2,999*, the Phaser 7400 brings professional speed and color capabilities within reachof every office. Add to that an average monochrome cost-per-print of 1.8 cents ** and an average colorcost-per-print of just 9.3 cents ** , and you come up with an attractive alternative to a high-end mono-chrome-only printer or a color copier. The savings from printing medium to large volume color jobsin-house rather than at a service bureau can pay for the printer over time, even if those types of jobsare only printed infrequently.And the Phaser 7400 Color Printer is engineered to require a minimum of user interventions. All ofthe user intervention is performed from the front or the top, unlike some printers requiring access tothe rear of the printer to change some consumables or remove jams. Xerox offers high-capacity tonercartridges that last up to 18,000 prints for color and 15,000 for black (based on 5% coverage). Thetoner cartridges are easy to handle and easy to install into keyed slots in the top of the printer. Lesstime spent taking care of the printer means more time printing.* ERP** based on an average 5% coverage per colorEvery dollar spent in today’s business environment has to be justified. So when you areconsidering adding or replacing an office resource you must consider the cost of acquisition.Consider not only the base price, but also the feature set included in that price. What additionalfeatures might you need and what is the additional cost? Look also at supplies capacities,which will tell you something about the number of unproductive user interventions to expect.Operating costs over the life of the printer can often exceed the initial purchase price.Consider the cost-per-print compared to alternatives such as a service bureau.EVALUATE VALUEHOW THE PHASER 7400 EXCEEDS THE VALUE REQUIREMENT: