Citizen Printiva 700 specs.
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General characteristics Citizen Printiva 700
Device type:
printer
Type:
jet
Printing technology:
thermal inkjet
Copier:
no
Scanner:
no
Colour print:
color
Max. format:
A4
Printer Citizen Printiva 700
Number of colors:
4
Two-sided printing:
no
The maximum resolution for b/w printing Citizen Printiva 700
In X:
1200
In Y:
600
The maximum resolution for color printing Citizen Printiva 700
In X:
600
In Y:
600
Speed b/w printing Citizen Printiva 700
A4:
2 pages/minute
Speed color printing Citizen Printiva 700
A4:
0.2 pages/minute
Direct printing:
no
Consumables Citizen Printiva 700
Print on Citizen Printiva 700
Transparencies:
yes
Labels:
no
Photo paper:
yes
Trays Citizen Printiva 700
Paper feed Citizen Printiva 700
Standard:
100 Sheets
Paper output Citizen Printiva 700
Standard:
1 Sheets
Interfaces Citizen Printiva 700
USB:
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial Busno
Ethernet (RJ-45):
no
LPT: Line Print Terminal
Line Print Terminalyes
Infrared port:
no
Memory / Processor Citizen Printiva 700
Memory:
0.03125Mb
Additional Information Citizen Printiva 700
Min. system requirements:
Intel Pentium + 16 Mb RAM
OS Support Citizen Printiva 700
Windows:
yes
Linux:
no
Mac OS:
no
DOS:
no
Noise level Citizen Printiva 700
In operation:
47 dB
Dimensions Citizen Printiva 700
Width:
425 mm
Height:
185 mm
Depth:
235 mm
Weight:
6 kg
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