Rapid print output; easy wireless setup;
user-friendly touch-screen LCD with convenient "SmartSolution"
shortcuts; includes autoduplexer.
Design and features
The current line of Lexmark printers is the first to adopt its new, simpler nomenclature and also features a complete redesign. The Interact's chassis looks almost identical to its less-expensive linemate, the Lexmark Impact S305, with an unassuming silhouette and a perforated scanner cover that adds flair to the otherwise straightforward device.
A folding paper tray behind the printer feeds paper into the device that runs through the spooling process and exits out of an extendable tray at the bottom lip. The 100-page paper input tray is open to a variety of media sizes from letter to legal to envelope thanks to an adjustable arm that corrals incoming sheets before they enter the printer.
The most-obvious difference between the two models is the S605's massive
4.3-inch LCD screen that sits directly in the middle of the control
panel. Aside from a small media card reader and a PictBridge USB port on
the right side, the LCD occupies the most space. We should also note
that the Interact's LCD locks into place the first time you swivel it up
into its fixed position. Depending on your work environment, you might
prefer a printer that allows you to adjust the screen for the best
viewing angle. interact s605
Design and features
The current line of Lexmark printers is the first to adopt its new, simpler nomenclature and also features a complete redesign. The Interact's chassis looks almost identical to its less-expensive linemate, the Lexmark Impact S305, with an unassuming silhouette and a perforated scanner cover that adds flair to the otherwise straightforward device.
A folding paper tray behind the printer feeds paper into the device that runs through the spooling process and exits out of an extendable tray at the bottom lip. The 100-page paper input tray is open to a variety of media sizes from letter to legal to envelope thanks to an adjustable arm that corrals incoming sheets before they enter the printer.
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