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Brother Gulf Unveils 11 New Inkjet MFCs
DUBAI — Brother Gulf, a global leader in the development and manufacturing of printing, communication and digital imaging products for homes, SOHOs and enterprises, has unveiled 11 new inkjet Multifunction Centres (MFCs) — nine for the home and SOHO, and two for the SMB segment — in line with its aims to further strengthen its current range of product offerings for the region.
The introduction of the state-of-the-art devices follows the manufacturer’s recent unveiling of the world’s first A3 colour inkjet MFC during GITEX 2008, where a preview of the new MFCs had been conducted for dealers, distributors as well as corporate and individual end-users.
As the pioneer of the Multifunction Centre concept, Brother ensures the reliability and cost-efficiency of its latest products, which include the following models: DCP-165C, DCP-185C, DCP-385C, DCP-585CW, MFC-250C, MFC-290C, MFC-490CW, MFC-790CW, MFC-990CW, MFC-6490CW and the DCP-6690CW.
The latest range of MFCs incorporate technology-driven features and functions such as higher printing speeds, direct printing from USB and media cards, photo printing, wireless networking, easy-to-read widescreen LCD display and intuitive controls.In addition, the manufacturer is also offering a new range of affordable wireless network-ready devices that are designed for modern homes and SMB users.
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