HP LaserJet M433A (1VR14A)
 | Outdated Product Laser monochrome device that allows you to quickly print, scan and copy documents in A3 format. The HP LaserJet M433A MFP Image Drum has a capacity of 80,000 prints and a maximum print capacity of 40,000 A4 pages per month, making it a great choice for the office or equipping medium to large workgroups. Let's pay attention to the fact that as standard the device is equipped with a monochrome toner cartridge with a working life of up to 7400 A4 pages. The best print quality is 1200x1200 dpi, while the resolution of scanning and copying reaches 600x600 dpi — both indicators can be called quite sufficient for regular home or office use. The MFP has proven itself excellently in servicing small businesses, and thanks to the ability to work with A3 format, this model is often used to print and d...igitize drawings, all kinds of plans and diagrams. To connect to a PC, a classic wired USB connection is used. For ease of use, the control panel received a monochrome 4-line display. The hardware power of the device is represented by a central microprocessor with a clock frequency of 600 MHz, "supported" by 128 MB of RAM. The noise level claimed by the manufacturer during active operation does not exceed 50 dB. |
 |
Laser monochrome device that allows you to quickly print, scan and copy documents in A3 format. The HP LaserJet M433A MFP Image Drum has a capacity of 80,000 prints and a maximum print capacity of 40,000 A4 pages per month, making it a great choice for the office or equipping medium to large workgroups. Let's pay attention to the fact that as standard the device is equipped with a monochrome toner cartridge with a working life of up to 7400 A4 pages.
The best print quality is 1200x1200 dpi, while the resolution of scanning and copying reaches 600x600 dpi — both indicators can be called quite sufficient for regular home or office use. The MFP has proven itself excellently in servicing small businesses, and thanks to the ability to work with A3 format, this model is often used to print and digitize drawings, all kinds of plans and diagrams. To connect to a PC, a classic wired USB connection is used. For ease of use, the control panel received a monochrome 4-line display. The hardware power of the device is represented by a central microprocessor with a clock frequency of 600 MHz, "supported" by 128 MB of RAM. The noise level claimed by the manufacturer during active operation does not exceed 50 dB.
