colour laser printer recommendations please

M

Martin ©¿©¬

I'm looking for a colour laser printer for a home small office that
doesn't cost the earth, reliable with a low price per page, can do
duplexing. Is there such an animal? I'm in the UK
 
A

Arthur Entlich

You may need to define terms somewhat.

What is low cost per page for you, what does not costing the earth mean
for you?

We really can't read your mind and everyone has a different sense of
what is a reasonable budget.


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M

Martin ©¿©¬

You may need to define terms somewhat.

What is low cost per page for you, what does not costing the earth mean
for you?

We really can't read your mind and everyone has a different sense of
what is a reasonable budget.

I would be happy to look at reliable printers with duplexing that you
would consider to be suitable for a small home office.
Once I had a starting point, I would be in a better position to answer
my price questions.
 
E

Elmo P. Shagnasty

I'm looking for a colour laser printer for a home small office that
doesn't cost the earth, reliable with a low price per page, can do
duplexing. Is there such an animal? I'm in the UK

Xerox Phaser. I have 6180. Works great, duplexes, network connected,
yada yada yada.
 
M

Martin ©¿©¬

Xerox Phaser. I have 6180. Works great, duplexes, network connected,
yada yada yada.

Thanks Elmo, looks the job
However, It's the Xerox Phaser 6180DN that duplexes
 
E

Elmo P. Shagnasty

Thanks Elmo, looks the job
However, It's the Xerox Phaser 6180DN that duplexes

Well, yeah--N, DN, they're just suffixes onto the base model
designation, which is 6180.

There's also the MFP.
 

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