Lexmark

Lexmark X463DE Laser Multifunction Printer - Monochrome - Plain Paper Print - Desktop - Copier, Scanner, Printer - 40ppm Mono Print - 1200 x 1200dpi Print - 38cpm Mono Copy - 600dpi Optical Scan - Automatic Duplex Print - 300 sheets Input - Fast Ethernet - USB

• Manufacturer - Lexmark International, Inc
• Manufacturer Part Number - 13C1173
• Manufacturer Website Address - www.lexmark.co.uk
• Brand Name - Lexmark
• Product Model - X463DE
• Product Name - X463DE Multifunction Printer
• Marketing Information -

  Compact and reliable, the Lexmark X463DE MFPs bring serious performance benefits to small and medium sized workgroups. Benefit from powerful productivity tools, cost saving workflow solutions, and a large, intuitive color touch screen interface for amazingly simple access to a rich range of features. This includes duplex scanning, advanced copying and easy user authorization for enhanced security.

• Product Type - Laser Multifunction Printer
• Multifunction Devices - Copier
• Recommended Use - Plain Paper Print
• Print Colour - Monochrome
• Maximum Mono Print Speed (ppm) - 40
• Maximum Print Resolution - 1200 x 1200 dpi
• Duplex Printing - Automatic
• Processor Speed - 500 MHz
• Standard Memory - 128 MB
• USB - Yes
• Ethernet - Yes
• Ethernet Technology - Fast Ethernet
• Scanner Type - Flatbed
• Scan Color - Colour
• Optical Resolution - 600 dpi
• Copier Type - Flatbed
• Copy Color - Monochrome
• Maximum Mono Copy Speed (cpm) - 38
• Media Type - Plain Paper
• Media Size - Envelope No. 10
• Number of Input Trays Installed - 2
• Number of Input Trays Supported - 3
• Standard Input Media Capacity - 300 sheets
• Maximum Input Media Capacity - 850 sheets
• Duty Cycle - 80000 pages per month
• Form Factor - Desktop
• Height - 531 mm
• Width - 488 mm
• Depth - 438 mm
• Weight (Approximate) - 22.70 kg
• Platform Supported - PC

Lexmark is an American company which develops and manufactures printing and imaging solutions, multifunction products and printing supplies - including laser and inkjet printers for consumers and businesses. In March 1991 IBM initially divested a number of its  hardware manufacturing operations to the investment form Clayton & Dubilier, Inc. in a leveraged buyout to form Lexmark International, Inc. Lexmark's Research and Development offices are located at the headquarters in Lexington, Kentucky, United States. Lexmark employs over 13,000 staff worldwide and has a revenue of US$4.53 billion as at 2008.