When you look at the BP20N from the front, you might think the printer has a very small footprint--but it doesn't. It isn't huge, but the printer's standard 250-sheet paper drawer extends into a bump at the rear that also houses the power supply and connectors. A secondary paper tray folds down from the front to accommodate up to 50 sheets of alternate paper, or a short stack of 5 envelopes--so you don't have to feed them individually as you have to on so many other printers. A rear exit drops down onto the bump, providing a flatter paper path to avoid creasing thicker media. You can add a single optional 250-sheet paper tray for $144, bringing the maximum paper capacity up to 550 sheets.. Head over to PC World to learn more about this laser printer from Ricoh..



Link: PC World