Re: [Micronet] Looking for rants and raves on Laser Printers

We found that our 4000tn and 4500n needed far more attention than a
departmental printer should.

We replaced one with a 2420n, which is supposed to be just a workgroup
printer, but which we have found to be much better than the 4000 series.
The other will probably be replaced with a 2420tn or dtn.

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Ted Crum
tedcrum@socrates.berkeley.edu
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Erik Klavon wrote:
> Hi
>
> Its budget request time in my neck of the woods and next fiscal year's
> list of projects includes the replacement of our computer lab
> printers. We currently use the HP 4200n model for monochrome laser
> printing and have found it to be much too unreliable in our lab
> environment. I'm interested in alternatives.
>
> Building on the recent discussion of printer repair options I'd like
> to solicit your experiences with laser printers you've purchased
> recently. Rants and raves are welcome along with any other insight you
> may have on laser printers currently available.
>
> If you'd like you're welcome to send your response to me
> directly (off list). I can keep your input anonymous if you wish. I
> will send a summary of all the responses sent to me directly back to
> the list for everyone's benefit this coming Monday. (For these general
> survey queries I prefer this approach as it keeps the list free from
> duplicate information; discussion typically ensues once the summary is
> posted.)
>
> Thanks
>
> Erik
>
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