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Worris
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From: Italy

posted 2003-05-07 11:42:40

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Our office will be online in a couple of days with a new t1 setup. Just wondering if any advice on getting a laserprinter that's network capable. Is there a big $$ difference between monochrome and color and is HP the printer of choice for most folks these days?

thanks,

Worris

i was at OfficeMax yesterday, this particular store does not stock printers already networked. Have to be ordered. That's why i am inquiring!

Matt
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From: USA

posted 2003-05-07 11:45:06

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How many users? What will they be printing? How much will they be printing? These are going to be you big questions. Also your budget. Printer HP is a good choice and helps me get a paycheck : )

You can network almost any printer with a print server, I wouldnt let that sway you one way or the other.

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Our office will be online in a couple of days with a new t1 setup. Just wondering if any advice on getting a laserprinter that's network capable. Is there a big $$ difference between monochrome and color and is HP the printer of choice for most folks these days?

thanks,

Worris

i was at OfficeMax yesterday, this particular store does not stock printers already networked. Have to be ordered. That's why i am inquiring!

mpcat
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From: USA

posted 2003-05-07 11:46:38	Reply -Delete
HP or Xerox. We have a bunch of 4050N, 4500N and 5000N series printers. The 4050N is for small offices (2-8 users), and bigger are for more people (4500 is color). With xerox you can add a lot of modules to it, faxing, scanning, copying and whatever (if you get a document centre model). -M

Rob
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From: USA

posted 2003-05-07 11:47:48	Reply -Delete
With color it's always the cartridges that will eat up a budget. Funny in this brave new world of the paperless office, we're still looking for faster printers.

Robert
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From: USA

posted 2003-05-07 11:48:18	Reply -Delete
IMO the HP Color LaserJet 4600 DN is the best vaule right now. Hi capacity, fast single pass and the toner cartridges (though more expensive) hold a LOT more toner. All for about $2000.

maloca
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From: USA

posted 2003-05-07 11:49:22	Reply -Delete
I agree with the above, I love the HP 4600 printers. They live up to the claims on suppliers per page (ink, fusor, etc.).

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