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In a previous job, I was working for a company that used Dell branded Brother printers. They held up pretty well. I'm leaning toward that model but I want to make sure I'm not missing something.

So far, the Brother HL-L2340DW looks like a good candidate.

Hi folks, I have been tasked with finding a wireless B&W laser printer that can be placed on a cart so that students with iPads can airprint to them. The students don't need color printing or any extra functions, I'm just looking for a reliable, affordable, wireless printer that supports airprint. Can you recommend a model for this task? Are there any specific models I should avoid? Thanks! I'm also wondering how well these printers handle a classroom full of students all trying to airprint at the same time. Any thoughts?

Hi all, I'm new to deploying and managing Macs in education. My co-worker (there's two of us supporting a high school) has been working here forever and remembers that there was a program you could load up on a USB drive and it would use an image (captured from a pre-configured MacBook) to re-image another MacBook automatically once the MacBook was booted from the drive. He has tasked me with finding this program/process but I have so far only come up with CCC and SuperDuper! which to my knowledge, can be used to re-image a MacBook from a USB drive but the process is not nearly as automatic nor as quick as my co-worker described. He thought maybe the name for it was something like "Field restore disk" or "One to one restore" or something like that. Searching the Googles has not yielded any favorable results as of yet. Does this ring a bell for anyone?