Konica Minolta Magicolor 2450

The Konica Minolta magicolor 2450 puts the emphasis on output quality. It does well on text and graphics and earns a very good rating for photos, as some output is true photo quality. But all that comes at a relatively slow speed.

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Now that Konica Minolta has worked out a couple of pesky network problems, the Magicolor 2450, with its bright, accurate colors, PostScript 3 capability, and reasonable price, will be a good bet for people who need a small workgroup, network color laser.

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Features and performance are similar to the Xerox Phaser 6120n, but graphics output was lackluster. Has PCL and PostScript.

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Designed for a small workgroup or home office the Konica Minolta Magicolor 2450 has a high duty-cycle and comparatively compact dimensions. It's a carousel-based colour laser, meaning that the four toner cartridges rotate inside the case of the printer an

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Colour laser printers for small business or workgroup use are continuing to drop in price and it's now possible to find models at around the £400 mark. Konica Minolta has joined the fray with the 2450, a carousel-based printer with a couple of interesting

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