Xerox N Series manual N2025 Configurations, N2025 Competitive Advantages

N2025 Configurations

N2025 Configurations:

•N2025 Base Printer (Part #: N2025): Single Input Tray – 500 Sheet (Letter, Legal, A4), Output - 500 Sheet Face-down

•TD Kit (Part #: RG5TDKIT): Second A3 tray, plus duplex module

Xerox B&W Laser vs. Competition

Selling against HP

The new N Series printers are advantaged in the areas most important to customers:

•Print speed: engine speed coupled with new powerful processors

•Paper capacity: wide media ranges - sizes and weights

•Price/performance: faster printing at a lower price

Selling against Lexmark

The new N Series printers are advantaged in the areas most important to customers:

•Media handling: wider media ranges, sizes and weights, including 11 x 17 and A3 capabilities

•Print speed: engine speed coupled with new powerful processors

N2025 Competitive Advantages

The DocuPrint N2025 as compared to the

HP LaserJet 5000/5000 N/5000GN

•25% faster simplex speed and 73% faster duplex speed

•200 MHz PowerPC processor vs. 100 MHz NEC Vr4300

•500 sheets input and output for main trays vs. 250 sheets

•Up to 200 g/m2 from all trays vs. 105 g/m2 from main trays

•32 MB memory standard vs. 4 MB (8 MB on 5000N, 12 MB on 5000GN)

•Edge-to-edge printing vs. 4.2 mm from edge

compared to the Lexmark Optra T612/T612n

•Larger maximum paper size— 11 x 17/A3 vs. 8.5 x 14/A4

•200 MHz PowerPC processor vs. 167 MHz NEC VR4310

•True 1200 dpi speed 40% faster

•Envelopes from the main trays and 500 sheet feeders vs. expensive option

•32 MB memory standard on all models vs. 8 MB on T612 (16 MB on T612n)

•Edge-to-edge printing vs. “fit-to-page” image compression

compared to the IBM InfoPrint 20

•46% faster duplex speed

•200 MHz PowerPC processor vs. 66 MHz Intel 80960HD

•100K duty cycle vs. 75K

•True 1200 dpi vs. 1200 emulation by resolution doubling from 600 dpi

•Up to 200 g/m2 from all trays vs. 135 g/m2

•PCL 6 and PCL 5e emulation vs. PCL 5e emulation

•32 MB memory standard vs. 8 MB

compared to the QMS 2060 BX

•200 MHz PowerPC processor vs. 100 MHz NEC VR4300

•130K duty cycle vs. 50K

•True 1200 dpi and 1200 Image Quality standard vs. expensive option

•Up to 200 g/m2 from all trays vs. 157 g/m2

•3,150 sheet input maximum vs. 1,150 sheets

•500 sheet offset catch tray output option vs. no output options

•PCL 6 and PCL 5e emulation vs. PCL 5e emulation

•32 MB memory standard vs. 16 MB