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On the Workcentre Pro 645, you cant view the machines page count on-screen, but you can see it on a printout.  To see the page count, first flip up the plastic cover that sits over the quick dial keys (there is a tab to grip on the right side of the cover).  The keys are grouped into different sections -- look for the section labeled "Reports" and press the first key in that category (labeled "Activity").  The activity report will print out, listing the number of pages printed out, the number of pages scanned in, and the current drum counter.

The Xerox WorkCentre 7665 is a color multifunction color laser printer, copier, fax and scanner and is a great device for the large business or busy office. It is a heavy duty cycle machine, that means business. The sheer size of the unit and the blue screen on the left gives you an idea of its intended duty cycle. The WorkCentre 7665 can be configured and working in no time, despite its size and complexity. The configuration process is simple and straightforward, with the only complication being setting up the network connection. The WorkCentre 7665 comes with USB, wired and wireless network connections built in. Network and USB worked as soon as they were plugged in and we had the drivers installed. Wireless took a little longer, but is still straightforward enough for most skill levels. Chances are that you would have this device installed anyway, rather than do it yourself. The oversized touch screen may look a little daunting at first, but is very easy to use. Each button h...

Not so long ago color laser printers were restricted to the manager’s office or to marketing. They were simply too expensive to have too many of them, and too slow to be efficient in a busy office. Not only were the printers themselves expensive, the toners could be extortionate. Xerox changed all that, and with the Xerox Phaser 7750, they continue the trend of bringing great quality color laser printing to the masses. The advent of the single pass laser is what turned things around for laser printers. Once resigned to a pitiful 5 or 6 pages per minute, they can now enjoy performance on par with monochrome. The Phaser 7750 can output at a rate of 35 pages per minute, which is more than acceptable for a device of this caliber. The prints were of a high quality until you get to print text at low points. 3 and 4 pt text became a little fuzzy, but overall the text quality is of a high standard. Image reproduction was a surprise though. Images were never the strong suit of a laser p...