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Looking for a colour laser printer around £1000
Don't really know whats good or whats bad so thought i'd ask here.
Want to use it with windows xp, and print colour brochures aswell as normal black and white text pages.
Duplexer not essential but would be handy.
Any recommendations?
Don't really know whats good or whats bad so thought i'd ask here.
Want to use it with windows xp, and print colour brochures aswell as normal black and white text pages.
Duplexer not essential but would be handy.
Any recommendations?
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The Minolta (sure it's the model John mentioned) is about as good as you could do Hos
IIRC it's approx £850 and came second top in the laser printer charts.
The only reason it didn't get full marks was that it cannot serve a network.
I will probably be buying one of these in the near future![Big Grin](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
PS If you're thinking of selling your car, drop me a line as a friend fancies it
IIRC it's approx £850 and came second top in the laser printer charts.
The only reason it didn't get full marks was that it cannot serve a network.
I will probably be buying one of these in the near future
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PS If you're thinking of selling your car, drop me a line as a friend fancies it
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Have had a look on the website above and the Minolta QMS looks to be just what i'm looking for. Just not sure which model exactly.
Thankyou for the replies.
ps - Paul. not sure what i'm doing with it just yet but should know more in the next 3 months.
pps - Tony, got the email and I shall reply shortly. thanks.![Smile](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
[Edited by Hos - 7/29/2003 3:24:33 PM]
Thankyou for the replies.
ps - Paul. not sure what i'm doing with it just yet but should know more in the next 3 months.
pps - Tony, got the email and I shall reply shortly. thanks.
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[Edited by Hos - 7/29/2003 3:24:33 PM]
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2300DL has a higher resolution 2400 x 600dpi.
Plus ethernet connection as standard.
2300W has lower resolution 1200 x 600 and no ethernet connection.
Quite happy to send you a print out on HP brochure and flyer paper gloss plus normal paper if you would like.
All the best
John Catlin
[Edited by John Catlin - 7/29/2003 7:52:24 PM]
Plus ethernet connection as standard.
2300W has lower resolution 1200 x 600 and no ethernet connection.
Quite happy to send you a print out on HP brochure and flyer paper gloss plus normal paper if you would like.
All the best
John Catlin
[Edited by John Catlin - 7/29/2003 7:52:24 PM]
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