On Tuesday Lexmark introduced a new line of wireless inkjet printers. They plan to release these printers during April, May, and June of 2007.

Eight of Lexmark’s 12 new printer models will have wireless capabilities. These new models also include the new four-in-one, three-in-one, and single function printers. The wireless printers will be compatible with 802.11b/g wireless protocols and will also feature Lexmark’s exclusive Protection Guarantee (next-business day replacement for up to 1 year). Here is a quick run down of what they are releasing.

Lexmark X4550 Wireless All-in-One:
A compact printer featuring integrated wireless printing, USB 2.0 connectivity, printing speeds at up to 26 ppm (black) and 18 ppm (color), and 4800×1200 dpi resolution. In addition it prints borderless photos with or without your printer from memory card slots, USB flash drives, or from PictBridge compatible digital cameras. The X4550 also offers one touch color copying at speeds up to 17 ppm (black) and 11 ppm (color). It also has a 48-bit color flatbed scanner. Cost is expected to be around $130.

Lexmark Z1420:
Features a small footprint for easy placement in your home or office the Z1420 is a single function six color printer that prints up to 24 ppm (black) and 18 ppm (color). Users can print borderless photos up to 8.5×11 inches. It is expected to cost around $80.

Lexmark X3550 Color All-in-One:
The X3550 also offers wireless functions and fast print speeds (24 ppm black and 17 ppm color). It also features one touch copy/scan and photo printing options. The 48 bit flatbed scanner allows users to scan black photo proof sheets for quick and easy photo prints. It, as the X4550, can print borderless photos with our without a computer. It is expected to cost around $80.

Lexmark will also be offering some “Budget” printers in the fall. These entry level printers are designed for students and other cost conscious printer users. The Lexmark X2500 Color All-in-One and the Lexmark Z1300 Single-Function Inkjet Printer will both offer advanced printhead technology and Lexmark’s vibrant evercolor inks. The X2500 will cost $60 while the Z1300 will cost $25.

There has been no word yet as to what printer cartridges these printers will use.