Server-less Solutions for Home Offices and SMBs The device integrates seamlessly with Canon’s uniFLOW print management system, enabling SOHOs and SMBs with a high level of flexibility, cost control and accountability. Cost-accounting and Server-based Secure Printing via Canon uniFLOWĮquipped with the Canon Multifunctional Embedded Application Platform (MEAP) the LBP6680x enables growing businesses to simplify office workflow and improve their efficiency. Singapore – Canon Singapore today announced the launch of the imageCLASS LBP6680x, a compact monochrome laser printer that will give Small Office/Home Offices (SOHOs) and Small and Medium-Sized businesses (SMBs) advanced printing capabilities. The imageCLASS LBP6680x provides home offices and SMBs with advanced printing features, along with secure printing and cost-accounting solutions The imageCLASS LBP6680x monochrome laser printer will be available in July at all authorised Canon dealers at S$799. The LBP6680x prints in A4 simplex mode at 33ppm, with a print resolution of up-to 1200dpi x 1200dpi equivalent. With First Printout Time in just 7 seconds, and Recovery Time in a mere 10 seconds, the LBP6680x is top in its class in maximizing efficiency.
Also supporting direct printing from USB flash memory, the LBP6680x packs Canon's On-Demand Fixing, minimizing long waiting times during device warm-up and recovery from sleep, while reducing overall power consumption and operational costs.
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The SD Card Secure Print module allows print jobs to be encoded with a password just before sending it to the printer, and releasing only when the user re-enters the password at the device. Canon imageCLASS LBP6680x Increases Productivity for SOHOsĬanon introduces the imageCLASS LBP6680x.Īimed at SOHOs and SMBs, the compact monochrome laser printer comes loaded with the Canon Multifunctional Embedded Application Platform (MEAP) which integrates seamlessly with Canon's uniFLOW print management system, enabling a high level of flexibility, cost control, and accountability.
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