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The Ultimate MFP:

Lets assume we have unlimited technology, what features would you add to make the ultimate MFP:

Here's are few I have:

11x17 Color Scanning w/letter,legal print, fax and copy.

Store Docs to hard Drive (one location) and then be able to print, fax or email from HD.

Scan2Print to any IP address on the Network.

Internet access from the MFP's 14" Flat LCD Display!

5/13/077:50 PM

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jorgenSenior P4P'er

Ricoh Aficio MFPs does this.

Media Link Board (file format converter) let you scan documents to document server and pick them up from client pc.

Desk top binder pro lets you fax documents from doc server.

You can scan documents via FTP to any IP adress in the network. If the MFP has PS3 insstalled the document will print (PDF direct print).

12/28/078:10 PM

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