The Xerox Phaser 6180/DN is a color laser printer made for small to mid-sized businesses. The machine’s fast print speeds, crisp, clean prints, and user friendliness are among the many qualities ...

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The Xerox Phaser 6180MFP/N delivers fast print speed, high-quality output, and good paper handling, but it drops the ball on usability for faxing and scanning. 10 Aug 2011. Pros. Fast.

The Xerox Phaser 6180N delivers the right speed, output quality, and paper handling to make it a good choice as a color-laser workhorse in a small office. 2 Aug 2012 Pros ...

Xerox is the exception that proves the rule. Last April, we gave a thumbs-up review to Xerox’s Phaser 6180, a color laser printer boasting speeds of 26 pages per minute for black and white and 20 ppm ...

Xerox India launched Phaser 6180MFP color multifunction printer, with advanced copying, scanning and faxing options for a power-packed performance. The Xerox Phaser 6180, has a print speed of 20ppm in ...

Almost exactly a year ago, we reviewed a Xerox color laser printer priced at $499. The Phaser 6120’s standard Ethernet and USB 2.0 interfaces made it suitable for a small business, while its print ...

Xerox’s Phaser 6128MFP color laser multifunction printer could be a good choice for low-volume users who have exacting color needs. It sells for a nice, low price ($599 as of April 6, 2009) and ...

More Xerox technology offers more choices, more colorDubai, UAE - 03 December 2007: - Xerox MEA is creating a wave of color for the office with new multifunction products. Building on the industry's ...

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I've used the cartridges myself, which look like tiny wax cubes, in Xerox Phaser 8560 printers. If you're unfamiliar with solid ink, they're pretty easy to use.

The Xerox Phaser 8400, launched in 2004, also used solid ink. With a $999 price tag, it was considerably more affordable for small offices, but the technology never really took off.