Brother MFC-L8690CDW - Multifunktionsdrucker Backup Speicher 7 dB Magnettyp Neodym Treibereinheit Mäuse
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Brother MFC L8690CDW Multifunktionsdrucker Backup Speicher 7 dB Magnettyp Neodym Treibereinheit Mäuse 7 dB Magnettyp Neodym Treibereinheit 5 cm Mikrofon Mikrofon Typ Boom Mikrofon Frequenz 100 10000 Hz Ausrichtung des integrierten Mikrofons Unidirektional Kardioid Systemanforderung Unterstützt Windows Betriebssysteme Ja Gewicht und Abmessungen Breite 94 mm Tiefe 138 mm Höhe 195 mm Gewicht 320 g Lieferumfang AC Netzadapter Nein Material Ohrpolster Memory Schaum Sonstige Funktionen Externe Soundkarte Ja Mitgelieferte Software LOGITECH G HUB Kompatible Betriebssysteme Xbox Anzahl der Karten: 19 Stück(e) 4 Scannen Scannen Farbscan Optische Scan Auflösung 600 x 600 DPI Scanner Typ Flachbett & ADF Scanner Scantechnologie D CIS Scan to Cloud Der MFC L8390CDW verfügt außerdem über höchste Sicherheitsstandards
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