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OT : Printers...


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  • Subject: OT : Printers...
  • From: "Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 17:30:48 -0000
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My beloved HP2000C workhorse seems to have gone titsup.com last night so I need to start looking round for a decent replacement printer. Ideally another 2000C or 2500C would be great (as I have small stocks of spare consumables at £30 an ink cart!) so if anyone on the list knows where there is one going (they'll be secondhand now of course as they've been discontinued for a couple of years) then could they give me a shout?
 
Alternatively does anyone have any suggestions for a suitable replacement? My criteria are:
 
1) Decent paper handling. Should store the paper flat and supported so it doesn't "sag" or get dusty and should ideally hold 150 sheets or more.
 
2) Separate ink carts for the 4 colours. I'm not looking for a photo printer as I have an Epson 1290 for that - this means I'm not looking for a printer which has 5 or 6 "colour" carts in addition to black ... just the usual CMY.
 
3) Parallel I/F - I hang the printer off a network print server so a parallel I/F is a must however I guess I could hook it via USB to my server and just share it if necessary.
 
4) Automatic duplexing would be usefull.
 
So far I've been looking at the HP 2200 and 1700 series - the 2200 doesn't support automatic duplexing though and the 1700 is an A3 printer (which I rarely need).
 
Colour lasers are to big/expensive for what I need and I would guess for a decent 2200 series (probably a 2250) or for a 1700D I'd be looking at about £400 so that's the kind of ballpark ... if anyone has any suggestions then I'd love to hear 'em.
 
Phil
 

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