Product Description

Print, Copy, Fax and Scan with the imageCLASS MF4150 Laser Multifunction from Canon. Benefit from the convenience of having the office functions you require in one reliable solution.Packed with terrific features like a 35-sheet Automatic Document Feeder, 250-sheet front-loading paper cassette and the Single Cartridge System, you no longer have to waste time in front of old, slow office machines. Load the originals in the document feeder and off they go. Your prints and copies will be made at up to a fast 21 pages-per-minute, and when faxing or PC faxing, documents will be transmitted through its Super G3 modem at up to 33.6 Kbps.Featuring Duplex Output! The imageCLASS MF4150 provides two-sided capabilities for printing, copying and receiving faxes, enabling customers to significantly reduce paper consumption. Simply use the 35-sheet automatic document feeder (ADF) or letter sized platen glass to print on both sides of a single sheet of paper.This compact desktop design also incorporates Canon's Single Cartridge System - The easy-to-replace cartridge that simplifies maintenance by combining the toner, drum and other moving parts into one unit resulting in excellent image quality retention and eliminating the complication of purchasing or storing separate toner and drum consumables.When scanning documents, you will achieve remarkable tone-on-tone clarity with color scanning up to an enhanced resolution of 9600 dpi. Overall, your imageCLASS MF4150 will complete projects quicker with the USB 2.0 Hi-Speed interface.

Product Details

• Color: BEIGE
• Brand: Canon
• Model: 1483B001AA
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 19.50" h x 21.00" w x 21.50" l, 40.00 pounds

Features

• Compact multi-function unit prints, copies, color scans, and faxes
• Up 21 ppm/cpm laser output speed
• Duplex (2-sided) output; 35-sheet automatic document feeder
• Up to 9600 dpi color scanning resolution
• Dimensions 15.4 x 17.7 x 16.8 in. (WxHxD); weighs 28.2 pounds

Amazon.com Product Description
Print, copy, fax and scan with the imageCLASS MF4150 Laser Multifunction from Canon. Ideal for small to medium-sized businesses, the MF4150 is an efficient multi-function system that can increase workgroup productivity. Everyone will benefit from the convenience of having key office functions together in one reliable, compact unit.

The Canon imageCLASS MF4150: Prints copies at up to 21 ppm Provides color scanning resolution up to 9600 dpi Sends traditional and PC faxes at speeds up to 33.6 kbps Utilizes high-speed USB 2.0

The front-loading paper cassette is easy to access. View larger.

The imageCLASS MF4150 streamlines office operations. View larger.

Clearly labeled controls make day-to-day tasks easy. View larger.

Give Your Business An Edge
A must for smaller offices that demand professional results, the MF4150 is a smart, cost-effective choice that can give your business an edge. Because it performs the work of four separate machines in single space-saving unit, it can fit in almost any office, streamline maintenance requirements, and keep day-to-day operations simple and stress-free. You'll never have to worry about keeping track of a variety of user manuals, repair center numbers, or warranties. Everything you need to tackle jobs both big and small is right at your fingertips.

Efficient, Time-Saving Options
The MF4150 is packed with useful and time-saving features, such as the 35-sheet automatic document feeder and 250-sheet front-loading paper cassette, both of which cut wait times and deliver professional results when you need them. Operating this machine is a breeze; simply load the originals in the document feeder and enjoy fast print and copy speeds of up to 21 pages per minute (ppm) and a first-copy-out speed of less than nine seconds.

Minimize Wait Times
When scanning documents, you'll enjoy remarkable tone-on-tone clarity with color scanning up to an enhanced resolution of 9600 dots per inch (dpi). And when you're faxing or PC faxing, you'll never have to worry about extended wait times; documents are transmitted through the Super G3 modem at impressive speeds--up to 33.6 kbps. And because every minute counts, the MF4150 helps complete projects quicker than ever before thanks to the USB 2.0 high-speed interface.

Built-In Duplexing to Save Paper and Cut Costs
When it's time to make flyers or manuals, or to distribute multiple-page documents, the built-in duplexing option allows you to print, copy, and fax two-sided documents. This feature also helps reduce paper consumption, which great for both the environment and your bottom line.

Single-Cartridge Design For Easy Maintenance and Storage
Perhaps the most innovative and convenient feature of the MF4150 is its single-cartridge design, which combines the toner, drum, and other moving parts into one unit. This results in excellent image quality retention while eliminating the complication of purchasing or storing separate toner and drum consumables.

What's in the Box
imageCLASS MF4150, power cord set (120V), telephone line cable, destination labels, document tray, user software CD-ROM, starter cartridge, starter guide, MF4150 guide, warranty card, registration card.

Customer Reviews

A Great Multi-Functional Unit!
I recently purchased this printer in an effort to free up more space in my home office. I replaced my laser printer, scanner and fax with this single compact unit and couldn't be happier. As others have mentioned, the duplex printing feature is a MAJOR plus in my opinion - a feature that they've seemed to include as a "freebie" and adds major points over competitors. The quick start guide was really simple and I was up and running in a matter of minutes.

A super quiet machine when not in use (thanks to the Energy Saving feature), I've used the printing features and the results are timely, crisp, clean pages with seemingly excellent paper handling (no jams so far). It's got many more print options (2 on 1 page, 4 on 2 pages which is really 4 on 1 with the duplex option) and a ton of other cool features and capabilities that aren't listed in the product description. I have sent and received faxes without a problem. Copying is just like using the larger machines: just lift the cover or use the document feeder to copy originals. I haven't scanned anything yet, so I can't comment on that particular functionality, but the manual mentions scanning to PDF which is what I really need and like.

Size is truly relative - It is a bit larger (height and width) than my old laser printer (a Samsung); but does 4 times more work and its footprint is definitely smaller than the three units I replaced!

For less than $200 with free shipping, it's solved my space problems and exceeded my expectations regarding functionality and quality. A great deal, imo. I highly recommend!!

Wow, this is the way to go.
Awesome:
1. Very quiet.
2. Goes in to hibernate quickly to save energy and bursts back to life instantly when needed.
3. Great print quality.
4. Does it all (except for color)including fax, copy, scan, and duplex printing.
5. Duplex printing saves a lot of resources (paper and money).
6. Most of the settings and buttons are user friendly.
Not so awesome:
1. The manual that comes with it is nice and easy to read and use, but skips too many "advanced features". For advanced features you must look at the online .pdf guides.
2. Even with the advanced guide, it is not immediately obvious to me how to set up the machine so it will screen calls as phone or fax. It wants to answer all calls as a fax machine. I need to experiment more with the available (but confusing) settings that should fix this.

I like having a do it all printer but also realized I no longer need or want color. Here's why:
1. Printing photos at home is not what the marketing would like us to believe. Sending photos to Kodak or Shutterfly (or any online photo printer) is cheaper, of better quality, and of more archival quality than printing at home. It also offers more choices of print size and paper quality and so forth. It's just not quite as fast. Email the photos in and have them in a few days or a week at most.
2. Color inkjet printers do not work well long enough. They frustrate me as contributing too greatly to our throw away society. It is cheaper to buy a new printer than to buy ink, print heads and other needed repairs that come up after a year or two of use.

This Canon is great and it is unreal that it lists at such a low price for the quality and functions you get.

Nice Machine - Happy So Far
I bought this printer after I found that 1) fewer and fewer places carry toner for my Samsung SF-555P Multi-function printer and 2) I really need duplex printing. This Canon machine is one of the few, if not only, product out there right now with dupex *and* multifunction built into a single monochrome laser unit.

This is a brand new model as of Novermber 2006. I had bought and returned a HP Laserjet 3055 multi-function unit, after I found that it does not have duplex built-in. I almost bought a dupex laser printer from brother, HL-5250DN, for about the same amount of money (~$200).

This Canon unit has energy saver feature so it is very quiet when not in use. I liked the printer driver. It is easy to use and uses the same type of user interface as the one found in my Canon i860 ink printer. And, yes, it has duplex printing!!!!

Since I have only had the printer for a week, I have not used it extensively but evrything seems to work well. Its footprint is bigger than my old samsung unit but still relatively small, despite it has a cover and an automatic feeder for copying. I like how it does not have a built-in phone; I can always hook up a cheap phone if I wanted to. A built-in phone would make the unit less pleasing to the eye. It is a very pretty machine (boy, am I a geek). I like how I can now pull up the cover, set down a store receipt and copy with a push of a single button.

The only downside is that once the starter toner is all used up, a regular replacement toner is good for 2000 pages, as opposed to 3000 pages, which is what other manufacturers typically rate their replacement toners for. But I think even with a 3000 page toner, I replaced toners once every other year so this shouldn't be too big a deal.

I am all set for the next year's tax filing. Bring it on!