Bangalore: Lexmark, the printing and imaging solutions provider today launched its All-In-One inkjet printers specially designed to help small and medium sized enterprises keep their costs down. The company has introduced four new devices: Prospect Pro209, Prevail Pro708, Impact S308 and Interpret S409. The printers come with Lexmark’s patented Vizix print technology which includes separate ink cartridges, fast print speeds and promises high quality results.

The AIO-devices can print up to 33 pages per minute in both black and color.  All four printers are capable of wireless -n technology for long range reach and a reliable signal for faster file transfers.  

“Our research shows that printing costs are important to small businesses and enterprises looking to keep a tight rein on expenses,” said Shailendra Aragula, Country Manager of Lexmark India.

The American company keeps customer intimacy and flexibility as their strategy while creating products. Lexmark’s success mantra is “print less and save more”. Aragula says, “The selection of the hardware is the foundation to reduce output costs.” The company’s main focus is in verticals like Education, HR, Banking, Healthcare, Manufacturing and Retail. Lexmark focuses on making products according to the client’s requirements.

The printers have features depending on the type of purpose the sector requires. The printers come with features like wireless connectivity, Autofeed option, 2-Sided prints, Ethernet connectivity, Colour LCD display and all the printers come with a 3 year warranty. The printers have specifications separately designed for home and office purpose. The office features in the printers that have a 35 page auto document feeder. It also acts as a scanner for business cards and helps manage contacts.

Lexmark International is a U.S. based company that provides printing solutions and services that help customers to print less and cut down the costs undertaken during printing. The company has connections and businesses in over 170 countries and more than $4 billion in revenue.