Magicard Tango 2e

Description: Secure, double sided ID card printer. / The high-security Magicard Tango 2e prints a fully-customizable HoloKote card ... more

Magicard Tango 2e ... watermark using the standard dye film protective overcoat panel.

Newest Review: ... Do not connect the printer though until the drivers are installed. Using the Magicard Tango 2e printer Using this printer ... more

... is simple, just like printing to any standard A4 printer in fact. The beauty of this printer is that it can seamlessly be connected to a network meaning that multiple users can print to the printer without the need for swapping cables from PC to PC. This is the main reason we went for this printer as we would be using it for printing out student ID cards from upto 5 PC's at a time. The print quality is lovely, giving vivid colours and a high quality font which can be read into our library system via the barcode on t...more

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Magicard Tango 2e: Magicard bounce back with the Tango 2e badge printer (1200 words)
by - written on 12/11/09 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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Introduction Having used the Magicard Rio 2 badge printer for several years we, as a business decided we needed to upgrade as our architecture was changing and DLink were no longer making the DP-300U print servers which were the only print servers which would work with the Rio 2. In general we were very happy with the Magicard brand so decided to stick with it and went for the Rios twin sister, the Tango 2e. The main difference between these 2 printers is that the Tango 2e now comes with a built in Ethernet port making it simple to connect to a network whereas this was a real tricky job with the previous models. In the ... Read the complete review

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