Kyocera FS-2020D review
in Printers
Verdict
Fast, reliable and extremely cheap to run, the FS-2020D continues Kyocera's excellent record of producing business lasers
Review Date: 17 Jun 2009
Reviewed By: Jonathan Bray
Price when reviewed: £329 (£378 inc VAT)
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No Networking?
How can this be regarded as a business printer when it has no ethernet connection?
By rabigo on 14 Oct 2009 
Re: no networking
As we point out in the review, you can buy the N version and if you need Ethernet connection then we recommend you do. Unfortunately Kyocera sent in the non-networking version for test.
Tim Danton
Editor, PC Pro
By TimDanton on 14 Sep 2010
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