HP LaserJet MFP M234sdw 6GX01F#BGJ laser printer
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A monochrome laser printer producing 30 pages per minute at 1200 x 1200 dpi with USB, parallel and Fast Ethernet connections for PC or Mac
The Dell 1720dn is a monochrome laser printer rated at 30 pages per minute with a 1200 by 1200 dpi resolution. It connects via USB and Parallel ports and includes Fast Ethernet for network sharing. The unit suits offices that need fast black-and-white output for text-heavy documents.
This printer replaces slower inkjets or single-PC lasers when a workgroup needs shared, high-volume mono printing. The jump is worth it if you print thousands of pages each month and want lower cost per page. It is not for users who need colour output, wireless connectivity or automatic duplexing.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The Dell 1720dn connects via USB, Parallel and Fast Ethernet interfaces.
After connecting the Ethernet cable, configure the printer's IP address through the control panel or web interface before installing the driver.
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