Well one of my "trusty" HP8000s has finally had its chips and since the school has a nice color photocopier inbetween Juniors and Infants, I'm just going to get a little B&W laser for the junior corridor.
Any recommendations?
regards
Simon

Well one of my "trusty" HP8000s has finally had its chips and since the school has a nice color photocopier inbetween Juniors and Infants, I'm just going to get a little B&W laser for the junior corridor.
Any recommendations?
regards
Simon

Probably the HP 2055dn Simon...they are currently on an £80 cashback promotion also.
Hope it helps!
Chris
SimpleSi (7th December 2010)
Hi,
i have just ahd a look at what is available an on the HP range i would agree with Chris.
Outside of HP i would recommend a Kyocera FS-1370DN. toner pricing is higher but lasts a lot longer so is cheaper in how much you will spend in a year.
You can expect to pay around the £180 mark ex VAT. Specs etc below for you and i hope this helps
General Information
Manufacturer: Kyocera Mita
Manufacturer Part Number: 1102L03NL0
Manufacturer Website Address: KYOCERA MITA | Homepage - laserprinter, printer, copier, multifunctionals
Brand Name: Kyocera Mita
Product Model: FS-1370DN
Product Name: FS-1370DN Laser Printer
Product Type: Laser Printer
Technical Information
Recommended Use: Plain Paper Print
Print Colour: Monochrome
Maximum Mono Print Speed (ppm): 35
Maximum Photo Print Speed: Not Applicable
Maximum Print Resolution: 1200 x 1200 dpi
Duplex Printing: Automatic
Memory
Standard Memory: 128 MB
Storage
Hard Drive Capacity: Not Applicable
Interfaces/Ports
Interfaces/Ports: 1 x USB 2.0 - USB
Display & Graphics
Display Screen Type: LCD
Media Types & Handling
Media Type: Plain Paper
Media Size: A4
Media Handling: 1 x Cassette 250 Sheet
Number of Input Trays Install: 2
Number of Input Trays Support: 4
Standard Input Media Capacity: 300 sheets
Maximum Input Media Capacity: 800 sheets
Physical Characteristics
Form Factor: Desktop
Miscellaneous
Platform Support: PC

We have some of the HP 1320 printers. They are really good and cheap to run. At the time they cost us £50 each
SimpleSi (7th December 2010)

My choice would be a Brother HL-5240. We have a fleet of 5250DNs here and they're basically the same machine. Hardy little machines, with an easy to clear paper path should a jam occur. They're also running a £50 cashback or 3 year warranty offer on them at the moment too.
Last edited by localzuk; 3rd December 2010 at 03:37 PM.
HP P2XXX series, awesome small office laser used dozens in different organisations. Reliable and decent quality.
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