Did anyone else see the new Saturn color machines at the Kyocera kickoff last week? They should be available this December in the US. The model numbers will be TASKalfa 500ci, 400ci, 300ci, 250ci.
All 4 machines were all up and running on display and looked really good. All black design with some silver accents, 8bit color with a new microfine toner. Very similar accessories to the current lineup except for the black covers and there is now two different doc feed options (dual scan or RADF).
The samples they were printing off looked great. For the fist time ever, I was actually impressed with the print quality coming from a Kyocera color machine. I think it looks as good or better then the current stuff from Konica Minolta but I can't be sure until I get them side by side in a showroom. it is definitely an improvement of the Voyager print quality.
TASKalfa 500ci = 50ppm color / 40ppm mono
TASKalfa 400ci = 40ppm color / 40ppm mono
TASKalfa 300ci = 30ppm color / 30ppm mono
TASKalfa 250ci = 25ppm color / 25ppm mono
They showed a bunch of other stuff including the replacements for the KM-6030 and 8030 which should launch in the spring of 2009.
All 4 machines were all up and running on display and looked really good. All black design with some silver accents, 8bit color with a new microfine toner. Very similar accessories to the current lineup except for the black covers and there is now two different doc feed options (dual scan or RADF).
The samples they were printing off looked great. For the fist time ever, I was actually impressed with the print quality coming from a Kyocera color machine. I think it looks as good or better then the current stuff from Konica Minolta but I can't be sure until I get them side by side in a showroom. it is definitely an improvement of the Voyager print quality.
TASKalfa 500ci = 50ppm color / 40ppm mono
TASKalfa 400ci = 40ppm color / 40ppm mono
TASKalfa 300ci = 30ppm color / 30ppm mono
TASKalfa 250ci = 25ppm color / 25ppm mono
They showed a bunch of other stuff including the replacements for the KM-6030 and 8030 which should launch in the spring of 2009.
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