CANON L390 LASER FAX

Canon L390 Overview

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Toner/ink save mode, auto image reduction on reception, dual access, error correction mode, 200 autodials, fax/tel switch, delayed transmission, reduction/enlargement 50-200%, 600x600dpi, USB interface, password user restriction, polling, 18 copies per minute, 141 group locations, 256 greyscales

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Key features of L390

Plain paper Super G3 laser PC fax
510 page memory
50 sheet ADF
500 sheet paper tray
33.6K modem
3 second transmission speed
system management password

Only £583.20 ex. VAT
£670.68 inc. VAT

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