Xerox has announced the launch of the Xerox B210 printer as well as the Xerox B205 and Xerox B215 MFPs. These affordable models enable small offices to increase their use of mobile technology without sacrificing image quality, security or usability. The devices support high-speed wireless connectivity, allowing you to print anytime, anywhere.
“Small businesses and people who work from home expect the same from printers and MFPs as larger businesses. It’s ease of use, functionality, productivity and the ability to print high volumes of documentation,” said Terry Antinora, vice president and general manager of Workplace Solutions at Xerox. – Our new line of lightweight and compact printers gives the SMB segment all of these benefits at an affordable price.”.
With Wi-Fi Direct, every model in the new lineup supports wireless printing without the need for a router. In addition, the Xerox B210, Xerox B205 and Xerox B215 can be connected from mobile devices based on Apple AirPrint, Google Cloud Print, Mopria and Android platforms. The models of the new line print at 30 pages per minute and thanks to a resolution up to 1200×1200 dpi provide high quality images.
The Xerox B215 features a 3.5-inch touchscreen, so it’s as easy to operate as a smartphone. Its familiar interface, similar in design to the older VersaLink and AltaLink models, allows the user to easily adapt to the device.New models are already available for purchase in America.
These new Xerox printers seem pretty impressive with their compact size, Wi-Fi Direct, and mobile printing capabilities. I’m wondering, how efficient are they when it comes to printing speed and quality? Can they handle large print jobs effectively?
How do the new Xerox models, B210, B205, and B215, compare to each other in terms of their compact size, Wi-Fi Direct capabilities, and mobile printing features?