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Computer Retailer Upgrades Its Image, Reduces Costs With Lexmark Laser Technology

Overview With 40 stores located in eight Western states, PC Club, founded in 1992, provides built-to-order computing equipment to information technology professionals, systems integrators and individual users. For each system it builds, PC Club prints a multipage sales form and invoice detailing the computer's exact configuration, the hardware components it contains and all of the systems and application software installed. PC Club decided the time was right for a technology - and image - upgrade. PC Club speeded its service and saved money by replacing its aging dot matrix printers and expensive tractor-fed forms with Lexmark laser technology that uses affordable plain paper.

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Publisher	Lexmark International	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2007	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Printers - Plotters

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