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‎07-26-2021 11:59 PM

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Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 (64-bit)

my question is very simple ,  what is the meaning of sdn printer , how it is different from fdw or fdn , when i am going to buy a printer i see different suffix but i dont the meaning specially of sdn  i dont know what it means , so kindly any one please elaborate this for me and how it is related to fdw or fdn

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‎07-27-2021 06:22 AM

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f= fax

d= automatic duplex printing

w= wireless network

n= wired network

s= not sure, but the models with s are low entry models in the series

 

fdw is the best, then fdn and the sdn is last




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‎07-27-2021 06:22 AM

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f= fax

d= automatic duplex printing

w= wireless network

n= wired network

s= not sure, but the models with s are low entry models in the series

 

fdw is the best, then fdn and the sdn is last




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