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I've had a HP2600 die on me and I'm looking to buy a suitable replacement.

 

Although I understand lifetime cost - other people don't - so I need a cheap capital cost. easy to run, can be setup as shared printer on a w2k3 server without need to sacrific small animals :)

 

Any recomendations?

 

regards

 

Simon

 

Simon

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We've found Dell 3130cn printers to be pretty good. About £330 to buy if I remember correctly and decent running costs.

 

The drivers seem to be fuss-free too, which is a bonus - unlike the finicky Epsons that they replaced.

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If you really want cheap have a look at the HP CP1510. We have one used stand alone, but we did test it on our setver and it seemed to work ok. I don't know how much use it gets, but we havn't had any issues with it.
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A Samsung clp 300?

 

I would say avoid a Samsung CLP 300 at all costs. I bought two to use in our school, a few months apart so not part of the same batch, and they are now both useless. One lasted just over a year (just past the warranty) and the other lasted a year and a half.

 

Both of them developed the same fault - fading printing on the left hand side. This is due to the imaging drum wearing out. I can understand this after a lot of printing, but one of them was barely used. The imaging drum costs £50 more than I paid for the printer!

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How about this?

 

HP Colour LaserJet CP1515N Colour Laser Printer - Misco.co.uk

 

I was think along these lines to replace my HP2600's

 

Hi Steve,

 

The CP1515N is far from a good replacement for the HP2600, you will find that there is a bit of bad feedback on the net regarding this model so I would urge you to review this and mabye look at some of the Brother alternative, We have supplied a few CP1515N and have had a few moans and groans about failures and quality,

If you would like any further info on the Brother range be sure to let me know,:cool:

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