Panasonic Launches Series of High-speed, Multifuction Digital Imaging Systems
SECAUCUS, NJ _ Panasonic Document Imaging Company introduces its WORKiO™ Series of multifunction digital imaging systems, the company's first Internet-ready digital copiers.
The WORKiO Series is designed to function as the hub of a document processing system. With WORKiO, data or document workflow can be integrated into a single, seamless process for increased efficiency and productivity. It's a one-stop control center for
input and output of all documents _ whether they're paper or digital.
Two of the models in the WORKiO Series are the 25-page-per-minute (ppm) WORKiO 500 (DP-2500); and the 20ppm WORKiO 2000 (DP-2000), each boasting a fast, 4.5-second first-copy time and crisp, 600-dpi resolution. Surprisingly compact, these
high-speed workgroup copiers offer optional modules for expandability. When fully configured, a WORKiO turns into a network laser printer/scanner, dual-line Super G3 fax and Internet fax.
The WORKiO Series has a compact, wingless design that makes it an easy fit in most any office, yet it's equipped with a generous 2,250-sheet standard paper capacity. Such convenient features as 4-in-1 and 2-in-1 copying and Digital Sky Shot speed
document production. Add the optional parallel interface kit and the
WORKiO becomes a network-ready, 600-dpi PC printer and scanner that can handle up to ledger-sized paper and images. An optional network interface kit gives everyone on the LAN access to the WORKiO.
With the Internet fax option, each WORKiO delivers true paperless faxing. The device converts paper documents into image files and transmits them as e-mail attachments via a LAN. Documents can be sent directly from a WORKiO to other Internet faxes, or even
to multiple e-mail addresses worldwide, at the touch of a button. The WORKiO's optional high-speed, Super G3 fax capabilities include 3-second-per-page transmission, dual-line communication, multi-access operation and quick memory transfer. For even greater
efficiency, by using LAN and PSTN lines simultaneously, documents can be sent as both e-mail and faxes at the same time.
For more information, visit www.panasonic.com/office.
This article originally appeared in the Janaury 2001 issue of Recharger.