The evolution of the multifunction printer device is probably the
single development in recent years in the evolution of office equipment.

Why?

The convergence of technology covering copying, printing, scanning, network data transfer, faxing, emailing documents and scanned attachments has meant that the use of high quality, powerful and technically sophisticated equipment is no longer the exclusive domain of multinational, public and large companies and government departments.

It is now possible and affordable to have one device printing and copying at exceptional speeds while simultaneously permitting users to receive and send faxes or scan documents to file or email.

This is where wise counsel from a technology aware office equipment consultant can be invaluable.

If you are unsure as to what is the most useful device to cover the productivity issues of your office and the internet does not answer all your questions, either contact Focus Office Supplies by the link provided at “If you can’t find what you are looking for” or the old-fashioned methods, call on (02) 9553 4255 or contact us and receive a considered solution to your dilemma.

There is regularly confusion within the terminology and acronyms used by our industry and there needs to be a meaningful translation.

Pixma, stand-alone fax or copier, all-in-one, flatbed scanner, fax auto-switching, Telstra duet, borderless printing, oversized A3, stand-alone or direct photo printing, OfficeJet, MFC, MFP, 3-in-one, 4-in-one, 5-in-one, 6-in-one, 33.6Kbps modem. 14.4Kbps modem, Ethernet Network Ready, duplex printing, ADF or Automatic Document Feeder, Photosmart, Multifunction Centre, wireless, LaserJet, Imageclass.

These are some of the words or brand-specific terms that confuse some pretty savvy office equipment users.

Focus Office Supplies can supply the answers.