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At home I have a Business Inkjet 1100, been a great printer, had it from new the only problem is now I hardly print colour and when I do all the inks have dried up so I am looking for a small colour laser printer, probably wont be looking at HP due to cost. OKI would be my next preference and Samsung seem to have some good deals, can anyone recommend anything. Ideally networkable, if not will plug into my USB print server but networkable on its own is a preference.

 

Must be cheap to run.

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How small you need it?

 

We have HP Colour Laserjet 1600, there pretty good, through discouninued now, im gussing the newer model would be the same quality of even better, it isnt networked, but newer model problery will be

 

Or maybe a konita miniota, the toners last a long long time on that, so might worth a look at that, we know this because we had three of these and we barely changed the toner in them, this was networked to0

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Or maybe a konita miniota, the toners last a long long time on that, so might worth a look at that, we know this because we had three of these and we barely changed the toner in them, this was networked to0

 

Depends on the minolta, we have one that goes through about 3-4 hp workstations (value) worth of tonner a year easily. It is the most expensive printer we have ever had to run (purchased without my input).

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At home I have a Business Inkjet 1100, been a great printer

 

Your cheapest option might be to get a continuous ink system for your 1100. We have a couple of these over in our art department, they work a treat:

 

Cis Ink cartridge supply fits Business Inkjet 1100 on eBay (end time 11-Jun-10 23:47:34 BST)

 

That's £50 from eBay, complete with several cartridges worth of ink. You can also add network connectivity to your 1100 with an HP JetDirect print server - you want a 200m, generally around £10 on eBay:

 

jetdirect 200m items - Get great deals on Computing items on eBay UK!

 

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David Hicks

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