HP LASERJET ENTERPRISE 600 M603 PRINTER SERIES

Tackle large-volume print jobs with ease, and enable printing policies with top-flight expandability. 

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HP LaserJet Pro 400 M401dn

The boxy M401dn sports an all-black matte finish but feels sturdy, measuring 366mm x 368mm x 272mm. It comes with two loading trays and power button in the front with a USB port on the lower left so you can print files from a thumbdrive directly. The printer and Ethernet ports are located at the back.In the tradition of robust, no-frills laser printers, the HP LaserJet Pro 400 M401dn printer ranks as an office-friendly monochrome printer that is all business and fun to use.

Top Tips to Print On-The-Go

As someone running a business, how many times have you found yourself in a situation when you needed a printout urgently, but had to wait till you got back to office printer? Or when you wanted a quick printout of an important email you were reading on your smartphone? Or forwarding a document to someone at the office who does not have access to a PC? More times than you can count, right?

Going by the demands of managing businesses in today’s fast-paced economy, it is not always possible or even practical to prevent the flow of information between your business and your customer just because you don’t have a printer handy.

Improve your bottom-line with smart printing choices

With the shift to electronic communications, you would think that paper consumption was declining. Think about it, if we are emailing each other, using the Internet and filing our hard drives with digital files then surely we’re using less paper, right? Ironically, the reality is just the opposite.Inefficient paper, ink and energy consumption in printing, is not just bad for the planet but bad for business too.

The consumption of paper is estimated to grow annually by six to seven per cent in India1. During 2002-

Original versus fake, at what cost

Anyone who has had an experience with a counterfeit or fake product can vouch for the fact that they are invariably cheaper than originals. That may explain why up to ten percent of global trade is made up of pirated or counterfeit products worth US$1.65 trillion1, and is expected to double in three years.