Product comparison · 2 laser printers

Dell Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n vs Dell Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n

Key differences

Print speed (black, normal quality, A4/US Letter)
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:38 ppm
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:47 ppm
Time to first page (black, normal)
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:7.1 s
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:8.5 s
Maximum duty cycle
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:200000 pages per month
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:250000 pages per month
Internal memory
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:64 MB
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:128 MB
Maximum internal memory
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:576 MB
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:640 MB
Processor frequency
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:400 MHz
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:533 MHz
Sound pressure level (printing)
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:57.7 dB
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:56.2 dB
Sound power level (standby)
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n:31.2 dB
- Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n:34.9 dB

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Comparison of Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n, Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n
38 specifications	A Dell Workgroup Laser Printer 5210n View product	B Dell Workgroup Laser Printer 5310n View product
Printing2 differ
Print speed (black, normal quality, A4/US Letter)Differs	38 ppm	47 ppm
Time to first page (black, normal)Differs	7.1 s	8.5 s
Features1 differ
Maximum duty cycleDiffers	200000 pages per month	250000 pages per month
Paper handling1 differ
Paper tray media typesDiffers	Bond paper, Envelopes, Labels, Plain paper, Recycled paper, Transparencies	Envelopes, Labels, Plain paper, Transparencies
Performance5 differ
Internal memoryDiffers	64 MB	128 MB
Maximum internal memoryDiffers	576 MB	640 MB
Processor frequencyDiffers	400 MHz	533 MHz
Sound pressure level (printing)Differs	57.7 dB	56.2 dB
Sound power level (standby)Differs	31.2 dB	34.9 dB
Other features1 differ
Power requirementsKnown for one	220-240 V, 50-60 Hz	Unknown — not stated by the source
Power consumption (active)Differs	600 W	760 W

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