HP Laser MFP 135A
HP Laser MFP 135A
HP Laser MFP 135A
HP Laser MFP 135A
HP Laser MFP 135A
HP Laser MFP 135A
  • August 13, 2024 11:53 am
  • Kampala , Central Region Uganda
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UGX880,000

The HP Laser MFP 135a is an excellent choice for busy offices that require quick printing. It is ideal for a variety of businesses and is designed for one to five users who print fewer than 1,500 pages per month. With a print speed of up to 20ppm and the ability to print, copy, and scan A4 documents, this easy-to-use printer is both practical and environmentally friendly.

Legendary quality at an affordable price

This HP Laser MFP 135a is surprisingly small laser delivers exceptional quality, page after page. Produce sharp text, bold blacks, and crisp graphics. Rely on a high-performance laser MFP at an affordable price.

Designed to fit your space

The HP Laser MFP 135a can fit this MFP almost anywhere – it’s that small and compact, get print speeds up to 20 ppm, quick and easy printing directly at the control panel, versatile performance and print, scan, and copy.

Overview

Features:

  • Connectivity
  • Ports
  • Hi-Speed USB 2.0
  • Wireless capability
  • No
  • Copier settings
  • Copies; Original Size; Reduce/Enlarge; Darkness; Original Type; Collation; 2-Up; 4-Up; ID Copy; Adjust Background; Auto Fit Copy
  • Maximum number of copies
  • Up to 99 copies
  • Copy reduce / enlarge settings
  • 25 to 400%
  • Copy speed (black, normal)
  • Up to 20 ppm
  • Copy resolution
  • Up to 600 x 600 dpi
  • Memory
  • 128 MB
  • Maximum Memory
  • 128 MB
  • Networking
  • Network protocols, supported
  • No
  • Paper handling
  • Input capacity
  • Up to 150 sheets
  • Output capacity
  • Up to 100 sheets
  • Media sizes supported (metric)
  • A4; A5; A5(LEF); B5 (JIS); Oficio; Envelope (DL,C5)
  • Media sizes supported (U.S. standard)
  • Letter; Legal; Executive; Oficio; Oficio 8.5x13 in; Envelope (No.10, Monarch); 4x6 in

Location

Kampala , Central Region Uganda

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