Epson Stylus CX9475Fax: Wireless All-in-One

If you operate a small business, you might want to check out this three-in-one gadget, Epson Stylus CX9475Fax, which combines the functions of a printer, a scanner and a fax machine. This machine makes it easy to scan important reports or presentation material, etc. and print them out over a wired or wireless network. The four-colour machine enables 8.5 x 44 in coloured photos to be printed. Faded prints can be spruced up through scanning and Auto Photo Corrector before being printed. Once photos or documents have been printed, they can be faxed via the high-speed fax and Automatic Document Feeder. The gadget also allows copies to be made and files enlarged or maximised. The combined functions and lack of need for wires make this gadget a fabulous winner.

Summary of some key features on the Epson Stylus CX9475Fax :-
• High-speed color fax with built-in ADF
• Up to 32 pages per minute black and color text1
• 2.5-inch LCD to copy and print PC-free
• Amazing prints on plain and photo paper
• Print, scan and share files wirelessly over the network1
• Easily connect to your wireless network with Epson’s exclusive InstaNet setup
• One standard ink set for all your printing needs
• Direct printing from your card or camera
• Individual ink cartridges
• One-touch black and color copying
• High quality scanning

The selling price for Epson Stylus CX9475Fax: is around $179.99.

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