| | | |  - 1 to 2 sided printing,copying, and faxing
- Print and Copy up to 23 ppm
- Quick First Print provides first copy in approximately 9 seconds
- Built-in Networking and Energy effcient with only 3W of energy used
- 35 sheet ADF and 250 sheet Paper Cassette tray
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| | | |  Product Description:
Desktop Functionality in an Affordable Network-Ready Device Print, Copy, Fax, Scan and Network using the imageCLASS® MF4370dn Networkable: The imageCLASS MF4370dn delivers large-office network capabilities in an affordable compact package. It can be connected over an Ethernet, so everyone can easily share printing, PC faxing and scanning directly from their PC. Smart Paper Handling: The MF4370dn boasts print and copy speeds of up to 23 pages-per-minute (ppm) for letter-sized output, and delivers Quick First Prints or copy pages in approximately nine seconds. It has the versatility to duplex print directly from a PC as well as duplex print incoming faxes and copy letter-sized documents, helping reduce paper consumption in the home or office. Through the device's 35-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF), the unit will also copy single-sided documents and output double-sided pages for quick and efficient workflows. Multifunctional: The imageCLASS MF4370dn capture scans in a 24-bit color at an interpolated resolution of up to 9600 dots-per-inch (dpi) through its ADF or platen glass. The new device transmits documents seamlessly and quickly with Super G3 Fax, reaching speeds of approximately 33.6 Kbps. Single Cartridge System: The MF4370dn also incorporates the Canon Single Cartridge System, which combines the toner and drum in one easy-to-replace unit, resulting in excellent image quality retention and eliminating the complication and warehousing of separate toner and drum consumables. | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - Mac Owners Beware
I gave this product 5 stars because it has a lot of functionality in a small and relatively inexpensive package. Only time will tell whether its durability is an issue, and I didn't rate the toner cartridge because I don't know how long it will last. A standard toner cartridge is supposed to print 2000 sheets, which makes the per sheet cost about 5 cents. (The printer comes with a starter cartridge which is supposed to print 1000 sheets.)
The setup of the software on my wife's PC went flawlessly. Setting up the software on my Mac was not so effortless. The printer did not work after carefully following the directions in the Mac startup guide. I then went to the Apple website and found Canon printer drivers and installed them. That did not solve the problem. I then went to the Canon website and downloaded drivers for Mac OS version 10.5 and 10.6. (Leopard and Snow Leopard). With the new drivers, I tried to follow the instructions again, but the printer still didn't work. After some research on the web, I decided to ignore the instructions. Upon getting to the Add Printer screen, I did NOT press "More Printers" as suggested by the manual. Instead, I used the LPD protocol and entered the IP address and the printer type directly on that screen. That worked, and now the printer is working fine. But getting is setup was definitely a headache.
In the long run, I think it will be worth it to have a network printer, but Mac owners should be prepared for a little pain.
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