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‎12-03-2020 07:40 AM

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Product: Laserjet E50145DN
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

We are planning to migrate all the printers in our company, from the model M506 to E50145dn. What does the word "managed" mean in the name of this printer (or advantages of this model)?

 

Thank you very much,

 

Mrclinker66

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‎12-03-2020 11:05 AM

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The managed printers are sold with a managed printer services contract ( MPS). You can find more details under FAQ.

 

You can get the same printer model that are not managed, they are called advantage models those are "normal" printers.




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‎12-03-2020 11:05 AM

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The managed printers are sold with a managed printer services contract ( MPS). You can find more details under FAQ.

 

You can get the same printer model that are not managed, they are called advantage models those are "normal" printers.




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