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03-23-2008, 07:56 PM
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Color laser is a bit out of the price range I must say - though I'm starting to eyeball some of the large format inkjets - but that's still cheaper than a laser
 I'm eyeballing the HP Photosmart D7460; as it's got everything I'm after right now... Although I must say I am eyeballing the continuous inking systems from ebay (think 100ml resevoirs attached to the inkjet cartridges to keep them full). Search CIS or CISS on ebay and you'll see tons...
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03-23-2008, 09:03 PM
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I went with color lazer because the initial investment was higher, but toner went further, and was cheaper for me in the long run. I used to do a lot of printing, 100-200 pages per week for classes; notes, homework, reading material.
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03-23-2008, 09:07 PM
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I have a color laser,,it is nice but the humdity will cause flaking of the image. Your best bet is to get an HP or Canon photo printer(designed to print photoss only). Epson is very nice but there ink jet system design is prone to plugging
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