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Xerox WorkCentre XD103f — Features, Specs, Performance & Business Use The Xerox WorkCentre XD103f is a compact monochrome A4 digital copier/printer aimed at small offices, reception desks and satellite branches that need dependable black-and-white copying, printing and scanning in a small footprint. It belongs to Xerox’s XD family — an economical line designed to replace older analog copiers and small standalone lasers with a single networked device that’s easy to place in a tight office or counter space. Below is a thorough look at the XD103f’s hardware, software, daily performance, operating costs and practical business deployments. Overview & where it fits The XD103f is purpose-built for low-to-moderate-volume environments: think front desks, small legal or medical offices, real-estate agencies and micro-branches where space is tight but document handling demands are steady. It trades the bells-and-whistles of large office MFPs for a compact chassis, simple user interfa...

Panasonic LX100 II Review and Specs After nearly four years, this week Panasonic finally introduced the second generation of its high-end pocket camera, the Lumix LX100 . Full name Lumix DC-LX100 II, a camera that looks similar to its predecessor is now carrying a new micro four-thirds sensor with a resolution of 20 megapixels, the same as the sensor embedded in Lumix GX9 mirrorless cameras. However, the maximum resolution is limited to 17 megapixels because Panasonic applies a multi-aspect ratio mechanism (4: 3, 3: 2, 16: 9) with image cropping techniques for the LX100 II. The same multi-aspect ratio mechanism is also applied in the first generation Lumix LX100 so it only has an effective resolution of 12 megapixels, from a 16 megapixel resolution sensor. Features 17 MP [4:3 aspect] high-sensitivity multi-aspect four thirds MOS sensor. 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 1:1 multi-aspect modes taken from 21.77 megapixel total count*. Leica DC 24-75mm lens [F1.7-2.8], with POWER O.I.S. [Optica...