September 5, 2008 -
With print speeds up to 30 ppm, first-print speed of 8.5 sec, and network or USB connectivity, SP 3300 Magnetic Ink Character Recognition Printers are suited for on-demand printing of official checks, image replacement documents, and other items printed with MICR toner. Standard duplex printing capability makes units flexible enough for small business printing as well as low-volume IRD printing for financial institutions.
Rosetta Technologies Releases Personal MICR Printer for Small Businesses
- SP 3300 MICR Series Offers Unmatched MICR Print Quality at a Competitive Price -
TAMPA, Fla., Aug. 28 /- Rosetta Technologies, a leading provider of desktop, workgroup and light-production MICR printers and software solutions, announced the availability of its SP 3300 MICR Series laser printers. The SP 3300 MICR printers are the Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) engineered versions of Ricoh's SP 3300D and SP 3300DN printers, and are designed for on-demand printing of official checks, image replacement documents (IRDs), and other items printed with MICR toner.
With print speeds up to 30 pages per minute, a first-print speed of 8.5 seconds, and network or USB connectivity versions, the SP 3300 MICR Series offers the same MICR print quality and many of the same features as Rosetta Technologies other desktop and workgroup printers, but geared toward businesses with small MICR print volumes. Standard duplex printing capability makes them flexible enough for small business printing and also supports low-volume IRD printing for financial institutions.
"Now that MICR printing has grown beyond traditional banking applications, we have seen the demand for an affordable MICR printer increase sharply in recent years," said Rob Hullar, President, Rosetta Technologies. "Until now, small businesses had to settle for using a standard laser printer with a poor-quality third-party toner, or bear the expense of a dedicated MICR printer. The SP 3300 MICR can utilize both MICR and standard toner. Combine this feature with standard duplexing, and the SP 3300 MICR makes a great option for general office printing in addition to check printing."
About Rosetta Technologies
Founded in 1987, Rosetta Technologies is dedicated to developing and marketing the world's most technically advanced printers, consumables, and software for magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) applications. As Ricoh's exclusive MICR engineering partner, Rosetta offers the industry's widest range of MICR printers and consumables, from compact desktop to high-speed cut-sheet production printers, plus post-processing equipment, supplies, and 24x7 support. The company also offers comprehensive software packages for IRD and check printing. Located in Tampa FL, Rosetta Technologies is a standing member of the American National Standards X9 committee. For more information, visit www.rosettatechnologies.com.
CONTACT: Alicia Shoemaker of Rosetta Technologies, +1-803-547-1813, ashoemaker@rosettatechnologies.com
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USA
Phone: 803-547-1813 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Rosetta Technologies Corp. Address: 5912 Breckenridge Pkwy. Ste. B City: Tampa State: FL ZIP: 33610 Country: USA Phone: 813-623-6205 FAX: 813-620-1107 http://www.rosettatechnologies.com
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