Imagine your laser printer could produce pages at 330 per minute. That’s 5.5 pages per second. Sounds too good to be true? Nah, the folks at IBM have done it. Of course, it’ll cost you. If you want one of these superfast, SUV-shaped machines, you’ll have to spend at least $500,000. Just look for the IBM Infoprint 4100. Look for it in your local Best Buy and drive it home today.
I imagine the laser toner cartridges are as big as a human.
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