Info on MFC 7460

MFC 7460 Info

You probably figured it out already or you had at least an idea that this printer suited well for printing in small office or home office. In addition to its fast and sharp printing, it can also be used to make a quick copy or send/receive faxes, without using your pc. You also have a high-quality color scanner. As Brother says, scan multiple pages using the 35-page capacity auto document feeder or use the document glass for scanning a single document. Its advanced capabilities allow you to scan documents to a file, image, OCR, E-mail, FTP site or E-mail Server. With its built-in Ethernet network interface, you can easily share the MFC-7460DN with others in your office, too. Plus, a duplex printing capability enables you produce two-sided output, quickly and easily.

Brother states these features for this all-in-one:

Fast printing and copying. Help improve your productivity with print and copy speeds of up to 27ppm and produce professional-looking output at up to 2400 x 600 dpi.

Easily produce two-sided output. Print professional two-sided documents and booklets using the automatic duplex printing feature. Also, create two-sided output from one-sided originals when copying and faxing. This feature helps to reduce paper use and save money.

Flexible connectivity. A built-in Ethernet network interface allows for sharing with multiple users on your network or connect locally to a single computer via its USB interface.

Flexible paper handling. Features an adjustable, 250-sheet capacity paper tray for letter or legal size paper. Plus, a single-sheet manual feed slot for envelopes and thicker media.

Versatile, high-quality color scanning. Offers up to a 19200 x 19200 dpi (interpolated) resolution and a variety of "scan-to" features.

Straight-through paper path. A manual feed slot and rear paper exit provide a straight-through paper path to ensure that all of your printed materials always look their best.

Time-saving ID copy feature. Copy both sides of your identification card onto one page, keeping the original card size.