Japanese tech brand Brother has unveiled four new inkjet printers for its InkBenefit A3 series: the MFC-3930DW InkBenefit, MFC-J3530DW InkBenefit, MFC-J2730DW InkBenefit and MFC-J2330DW InkBenefit.
Drafted for high-quality printing, the InkBenefit A3 printers are expected to deliver dependable quality in minimal time and at a low cost. They have the capability to produce up to 22 images per minute (ipm) for mono prints, while 20ipm for color, plus a 6-second First Print Out Time (FPOT).
InkBenefit A3 printers also allows users to print from anywhere by the series’ wireless connectivity feature. Wi-Fi Direct option allow users to connect using their smartphone, tablet, laptop and desktop without the need of a router.
The series is compatible with a wide range of mobile and cloud print and scan solutions including Brother?s iPrint&Scan, Apple AirPrint, Mopria and Google Cloud Print, which work directly from the mobile device. Brother?s WebConnect technology also enables businesses to connect with Facebook as well as other cloud storage services such as Dropbox, One Drive, and Google Drive
Lessening the need for constant paper refills, the InkBenefit A3 printers can hold up to 600 sheets. It also boasts its Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) function that allows up to 50 sheets for a hassle-free scanning of multi-page documents.
Brother has yet to announce the local pricing as of this writing.
