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Review summary: The Xerox Phaser 7400 is a large-format colour laser printer with a decent turn of pace.

Verdict: The Xerox Phaser 7400 is a fast colour laser printer producing decent quality prints, and it has an informative front-panel display.

Review summary: So what of those features that, in Xerox's words, "enhance the customer experience"? Well, we have to say that the front LCD panel on the Phaser 7400 is one of the clearest and most informative we've seen; by comparison, the OKI's was a little limited ...

Pros: Second-fastest mono document printing on test, clear and informative front panel display

Cons: Utilities built for PowerPC applications which leads to inefficient processor use

Verdict: Comparison with the C9650N in our Word document print-speed test was instructive: the Xerox managed 50 pages in an average 1 minute 25.74 seconds, which translates to just under 35 pages per minute. We had slight reservations about sharpness at small ...

Review summary: Xerox may be known to designers for high-spec laser printers, but the Phaser 7400 is a low-cost A3+ unit going up against the likes of HP's Color LaserJet 5550 and Oki's C9600.

Pros: Low-cost, fast, with good output quality for the price.

Cons: Quality may not be high enough for many design studios.

Verdict: For its price, the Phaser 7400 offers a great combination of speed and adequate quality, though it many not be high enough for the needs of a creative studio

Review summary: Type: 1-pass color, Technology: LED, Rated Speed (Color): 36 ppm, Rated Speed (Mono): 40 ppm

Pros: Fast performance. Low price for a tabloid color laser. Very good paper handling, with a 3,000-sheet maximum capacity, a finisher option, and banner-size output.

Cons: Graphics quality relatively low for a color laser.

Verdict: The Xerox Phaser 7400N is one of the least expensive and fastest color laser printers available for tabloid size (and larger) output.