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Print, scan and copy at up to 21 pages per minute with this compact monochrome laser multifunction device
The Dell B1163W is a compact desktop multifunction printer built for print, copy and scan tasks in a small office or home workspace. It outputs monochrome pages at up to 21 ppm using plain paper. The all-in-one design saves desk space while handling routine document workflows.
During long print runs the engine maintains its rated 21 ppm mono speed without the slowdown seen in short-burst ratings. The flatbed scanner supports continuous batch copying and scanning sessions. Thermal management keeps the unit stable across repeated duty cycles.
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The Dell B1163W is a desktop laser multifunction printer rated at 21 ppm monochrome; typical office use keeps noise and heat at moderate levels for this class.
The Dell B1163W connects via standard USB and wireless network interfaces, so you need a PC or mobile device with Wi-Fi or an available USB port.
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