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Comparative Test: Color Lasers up to 700 Euros: Ergonomics: Use of the menu: Ergonomics: Use of the menu
An illuminated display shows information far better than a normal LC-display. Only Brother and Kyocera offer that comfort. To read the display on the HP, Oki, or Samsung, you have to take a very close look. The Oki´s is by far too small and of little use.
We test, whether or not one can read the display sitting in a wheelchair. Samsung´s and Kyocera´s displays look upward, they are barely readable. The Brother´s display is hinged and can be adjusted in an optimal way. Although they are small, Oki´s and HP´s displays can be read from a wheelchair.
Brother HL-4040CN
Brother HL-4040CN: Display with two background colors.- Back-lit display: yes
- "Menu" button: no
- Menu handling: simple
- Readability and handling from a wheelchair: good
- Cancel print button: yes
- Labelling of buttons: comprehensible
- Standard-Passwort: -
HP Color Laserjet CP2025n
- Back-lit display: no
- "Menu" button: no
- Menu handling: simple
- Readability and handling from a wheelchair: good
- Cancel print button: yes
- Labelling of buttons: comprehensible
- Standard-Passwort: -
Kyocera FS-C5100DN
- Back-lit display: yes
- "Menu" button: yes
- Menu handling: fair
- Readability and handling from a wheelchair: bad
- Cancel print button: yes
- Labelling of buttons: comprehensible
- Standard-Passwort: [fett {numbers of the printer´s name[fussnote {ID and password are the numbers in the printer´s name. E.g.: For the FS-C5100DN ID and password are "5100".}}
] ]
Oki C3600n
- Back-lit display: no
- "Menu" button: yes
- Menu handling: simple
- Readability and handling from a wheelchair: good
- Cancel print button: yes
- Labelling of buttons: comprehensible
- Standard-Passwort: aaaaaa
Samsung CLP-610ND
- Back-lit display: no
- "Menu" button: yes
- Menu handling: simple
- Readability and handling from a wheelchair: bad
- Cancel print button: yes
- Labelling of buttons: comprehensible
- Standard-Passwort: -
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