HP LaserJet MFP M234sdw 6GX01F#BGJ laser printer
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- 3-in-1: Print, Copy…
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Wireless monochrome laser multifunction printer with copy and scan functions
The Dell E514DW is a wireless monochrome laser multifunction printer that prints, copies and scans. It connects via Wi-Fi for cable-free placement in a home office or small workspace. The compact laser engine delivers crisp black-and-white output for everyday documents.
This model suits users who want print, copy and scan in one unit with wireless convenience. It is not for buyers who need colour output, high-volume paper capacity, automatic duplex scanning or fax capability. Users requiring mobile printing standards not listed here should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Model name | e514dw |
The Dell E514DW connects to a standard Wi-Fi network so a wireless router or access point is required for cable-free printing.
Yes, the Dell E514DW includes a USB interface so it can be connected directly to any computer with an available USB port.
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