Toshiba America Business Solutions has expanded its e-STUDIO multifunction printer line with the introduction of five ledger-size (A3) models.
Toshiba’s new monochrome product family (the e-STUDIO2822AM, e‑STUDIO2822AF, e-STUDIO2823AM, e-STUDIO2329A, and e-STUDIO2829A) offers several models with print, copy, scan and fax functionality.
Delivering documents at up-to 28 pages-per-minute (ppm) in 2400 x 600 dots-per-inch resolution, these products also scan color documents at up to 22 ppm.
Toshiba has introduced, for environments with space constraints such as logistics, manufacturing and retail that demand all the functionality of a full-sized MFP, including A3 support, the letter-size (A4) footprint of the e-STUDIO2822AM or fax-enabled e-STUDIO2822AF.
Users may customize these models even further by adding the Wi-Fi option that turns the networked MFPs into an access point. When coupled with the new e-BRIDGE Print & Capture Entry app, Apple iOS and Android users may print-to and scan-from Toshiba MFPs to their mobile devices.
The e‑STUDIO2823AM has a fully-configured 600-sheet capacity. The e-STUDIO2329A and e‑STUDIO2829A may expand capacity to 1,700 sheets with optional paper sources.
“Our latest e-STUDIO products present small-to-medium workgroups with the dependability, ease-of-use functionality and high-value they have come to expect from Toshiba,” said Toshiba America Business Solutions Chief Marketing Executive Bill Melo. “This product family offers a variety of MFPs to simplify their everyday array of document management needs.”
Toshiba’s product portfolio complies with the company’s commitment to reduce the environmental impact by meeting the stringent criteria of major environmental standards and certifications including EPEAT Gold, Restriction of Hazardous Substances (or RoHS) and ENERGY STAR.
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