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Oki and Toshiba to launch jointly developed high-end A4 monochrome range
23 September 2013
Earlier this year Toshiba and Oki launched three color A4 machines running at 28, 34 and 40 ppm. The monochrome versions e-Studio 477s and e-Studio 527s (Toshiba models) and MB760 and MB770 (Oki model references) running at 47 and 52 ppm respectively will be out very shortly.
All these machines have an LED-based motor designed by Oki, and Toshiba's e-Bridge X controller. They have the same touch-screen interface as the latest A3 MFPs launched by Toshiba in 2013.
With the high speeds in the specs, the platform which lends itself to third-party developments and the overall range of options (stapling, high-capacity trays), these machines are clearly aimed at the high end of the A4 market - and will offer their users the kind of features usually only available to A3-device users - but with a smaller footprint.
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