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Xerox Case Study: Schenectady School District
Overview The Schenectady School District was in need of an affordable, efficient, high-quality printer for multiple users. At the time, teachers were allowed only two ink cartridges a year because of their expense. The solution was Phaser 840 Solid Ink printer, which provided color print quality, speed and flexibility. The printer's Web-management software, which made monitoring usage rates a snap. The Phaser 840 brings a multitude of benefits to the classroom - creativity, visual stimulation, heightened interest and learning and motivation to see the final product - all through a single cost-efficient resource.
| Publisher | Xerox | File Format | |
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| Date Published | April 2008 | Downloads | 1 |
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