Laser Printer Copier
Laser Printer Copier Brother IntelliFax 2820
Technical Details
- Monochrome laser fax with 14.4 Kbps modem
- 20-page auto document feeder, 250-sheet input capacity
- 8 MB memory stores up to 500 pages
- 220-station auto dialing memory, broadcast up to 270 locations
- USB 2.0 interface for future printing, supports optional drivers
What’s in the Box
Laser Printer Copier Brother Intellifax 2820, handset, handset cord, phone cord, power cord, starter toner cartridge (1,500 pages), DR350 (12,000 pages), paper tray, document feeder, user’s guide, warranty card
Description
Designed for use in a home office or small business environment, this versatile laser fax machine delivers superior output at an affordable price. The Laser Printer Copier Brother Intellifax 2820 has particular appeal to budget-minded consumers whose fax applications demand laser print quality and an advantageous cost per page. A rich feature set, including the convenience of a high capacity, front-loading paper tray, easily supports multiple users. A generous memory capacity permits documents to be scanned into memory while the line is in use.
Features:
- 8 MB memory stores up to 500 pages for out-of-paper reception and memory transmission (approximate)
- 14.4K bps fax modem
- Up to 20-page auto document feed
- Front loading, 250-sheet paper tray capacity
- Convenience copying at up to 15 cpm, plus enlargement, reduction, 2-in-1 and 4-in-1 layouts
- Dual Access capability for scanning faxes into memory while the unit is busy sending or receiving
- Built-in full speed USB 2.0 interface for future printing capability (free printer and PC fax drivers available for download on Brother Web site; cable not included)
- Up to 15 ppm print speed (maximum; actual speed will vary)
- Up to 1,200 x 600 dpi resolution
Reviews
By: John R. Hunter (Clinton, MO United States)
We’ve went through a lot of machines in our business, several different cannon multipasses, lexmark x125, and even an hp or two. I was a little apprehensive to try the brother as most of their products looked a little wonky. Not this machine though. This thing is solid. The architecture is great. The features are easy to use. (please note we use this as a stand alone fax and as an occasional copier, but not as a printer, so you will have to do your own research on that part) We have two fax lines and two machines, and speed is an essence in our job. I was a bit worried that this thing would take a long time to wake up, warm up and print, but it doesn’t. No matter how long the machine has set there unused it will be warm before the first page of the fax is received and print it out about two seconds later.
The paper tray is great and easy to load. The only things that brother could improve we be a 500 sheet paper tray (it has a 250 sheet tray which is miles ahead of others, but it would be nice not to have to split the paper pack when you load it. The other thing would be an LED that would signal that an error has occurred, a paper jam, or no paper warning. At present you have to look at the screen and it’s a bit small so it would be nice to have a little more alert if the machine has malfunctioned.
By: Derek Hofmann “traal” (Mesa, AZ USA)
I purchased this fax machine to replace an inkjet fax which was really expensive on ink. It seemed like every other time I wanted to receive a fax or make a copy, I would have to replace the $25 ink cartridge again.
This fax machine makes copies much more quickly (and cheaply, and with better quality) than the old fax. It holds about twice as much paper. You can also schedule faxes to be sent later, and to multiple recipients.
One more advantage of this machine is that you can hook it up to a computer through USB and use it as a normal laser printer. I tried it, and it works great, and FAST compared to my HP Deskjet.
If you’re concerned about junk faxes wasting money on ink, or if you want ot make a lot of copies, or if you need both a printer and a fax machine and want to save money by buying just one, this machine is a very good investment.



