Stylish Samsung SCX-4500 and ML-1630 Printer Exclusive at Apple

Sep 21 2007, 7:05am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Apple snagged the latest very stylish Samsung printers and negotiated an exclusive deal for them until January 2008. The new Samsung printers are not even white. The Apple Store is already selling the new Samsung laser printers.

The Samsung SCX-4500 Multi-function Laser Printer sells for $299.95 and the ML-1630 Laser printer sells for $199.95.
Apple has a $100 rebate when you buy a printer with a new Mac, that also applies to the new Samsung printers.The Samsung SCX-4500 multi-function printer features a high-gloss piano-black finish and unique sapphire blue LED scan-process indicator. Button-less sensors make for easy selection of functions. The Samsung-exclusive "No-Noise" technology means quiet operation at 45 dB or less.

The Samsung ML-1630 features a high-gloss piano-black finish and sapphire blue display indicator. Its 1200 x 600 dpi resolution and 17 page per minute print speed.
Via Korean Chosun. More details about the $100 printer rebate deal are available on Apple store.

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