1.   Both have paper trays that are out of the way when not in use.

2.   A slide-out, fold-out paper tray hides underneath the printer, allowing it to sit on a narrow shelf or edge of a desk.

3.   A third fold-down paper tray holds envelopes, checks, and other special items.

4.   It has an extra paper feeding tray that can be used for envelopes.

5.   Just when you think they have run out of tricks, a new model comes along and pulls a banner out of its paper tray.

6.   Paper loads from the top, standing on its narrow edge on a paper tray.

7.   State-of-the-art printers have sensors in the paper tray that detect when the paper is low.

8.   These printers typically have large paper trays, heavy-duty mechanical parts, and built-in network interfaces.

9.   To maximize space and reduce clutter, they used an assortment of wicker baskets, letter holders, decorative boxes and paper trays.