Dell Rolls Out Laser Printer (supports Linux)

"The 3330dn falls between Dell’s mainstream and performance lines of lasers. The differentiators consist of pricing and features including, said Lacayo, a print speed of up to 40 page-per-minute and a hefty duty cycle – the number of pages per month the printer is designed to handle; in this case, 80,000.

"“It’s a robust printer, and by that I mean the gears, motor and paper trays are built to withstand the rigors of printing 4,000 pages a day without any issues,” said Lacayo. He added the 3330dn also provides a lower cost-per-page than lasers in Dell’s mainstream category."

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