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Laser Printer 1700n Review
The good: Low price; network ready; sleek; attractive; easy to install.
The bad: Output is not spectacular; no Macintosh compatibility; requires upgrades for networks larger than a handful of people.
The bottom line: Small offices pursuing a low-cost, grayscale workgroup laser printer can start with the Dell 1700n.
Laser Printer 1700n Specs
Manufacturer: Dell, Inc.
Part number: 17NOSIB
- Product Specifications
