Is there an affordable multifunction color laser printer available?
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Hey check out this website My brother in-law owns it if you mention my name he'll give a good discount. (richard)
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Any inkjet printer.\nIron on transfer paper for fabric.\nAn iron and an ironing board.\n\nYour imagination is your limit!
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epsons arent the best idea (as you've probably already figured out). like you said, the ink isn't cheap and it's tough to keep the ink from clotting up in there. laser printers are the way to go. they last much longer, print thousands of pages before needing a new toner, and toners can be found online for a decent price (they might cost more than an inkjet cartridge, but just keep in mind you wont have to buy them as often). \n\nif youre still looking for an inkjet, take a look at the HP lines. theyre fast, dependable, and not too expensive.\n\n*dont buy ink (toners or cartridges) at the store. check online and you'll find them for significantly less.
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I've been an IT admin and support for my office and deal with many brands of printers at a large number too. I hope this experience will help you all,\n\nLaser: HP series\nInkjet/ bubblejet: Canon\nDot matrix: Epson\n\nGood luck.
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There are a lot of ink companies out there that sell generic for everything.  The last one I used was Printpal.
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You can get a HP 3015 all in one laserjet for around 300 bucks Office Depot has a advertised price of $239.99, go for the lasejet because the toners last a long time and your print-out and faxes will look better. laser faxes that you recieve are actualy readable compared to the ribbon faxes which leave something to be desired. ink jet machines will put you in the poor house buying ink all the time.
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Types of printers?  That's a tough one... Lessee... Not in any particular order...\n\nLaser, Ink Jet (bubble jet), Dot Matrix, Pen (Plotters), Daisy-wheel, Thermal...\n\nThat's all I can think of at the moment. Some of those are obsolete.
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You can hook it up to a wireless print server. Linksys makes one that is inexpensive.  Or you can do what I have here.  I bought a wireless router with a built in printserver.  I have a Brother HL-1240 hooked up to it.  I also have a color laser that is network ready hooked in to the same router.  All three items are in the TV cabinet in the living room.  That way anyone  can print to any printer any time and it is relatively convienent for all.
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I recommend the HP 460 mobile printer. I'm not sure what you view as "affordable", but this printer costs $250. It comes with a battery that will print 450 pages per charge, and weighs a little under 5 pounds.\n\nHP have always made good printers and PC Magazine has rated them Reader's Choice for the past 15 years. Despite the somewhat high cost, this would be a good printer for you. Canon makes a similar printer, but I'm not so sure that it runs off a battery (it instead uses your cigarette lighter, the HP has the ability also).\n\nHere's a link that will give you more info on the HP 460c mobile printer.
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that depends on what your needs are in a multifunction laser.  If you need basic 8.5x11 printing, copying, and scanning, the Brother MFC-7820 is an excellent choice.  If you need double-sided printing and need to network the device, the Brother MFC-8840 would be more suitable.
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There are lot of screen printing machines in the market. Specify your requirement. i CAN HELP YOU OUT
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Go to \n\nhttp://dyesubinks.com/index.php?pageto=printers.htm\n\nIt should answer your question.
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It depends on what you need the printer for...\n\nAn inkjet is good for low volume, B&W/color, for personal use.  It can be a bit expensive to print in large quantities and it will take longer per page than most lasers.  Inkjets also lack some professionalism, it is generally easy to tell when an inkjet was used both through quality and the fact that any liquid will cause the ink to run.  That said, if you need color and don't want to spend scads of money on a color laser printer the inkjet is your best bet.\n\nA laser printer, typically B&W, can print larger volume jobs, with a professional appearance, faster for less money per page.  A cartridge lasts a lot longer as well.  Chief disadvantage is no color (without breaking the bank) and when it is time to replace the cartridge they can be very expensive.\n\nHope this helps...
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What printer are you useing?
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Any good printer should have that option.\n\nMy Lexmark all in one will do that real quick.\n\nGet one at Walmart.\n\nDavid
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If all you want to do is black printing, you do not want to purchase an inkjet printer. You will save a lot of money in the long run if you purchase a monochrome (black only) laser printer. The bad thing about inkjet printers is that if you don't use the color about once a week, the printhead will dry up and your printer will be rendered useless. A laser printer cannot possible dry up since it doesn't use ink, but instead uses toner. Laser printers melt the toner onto the page and thus gives darker black images than inkjets could ever hope to attain.\n\nAs far as printing costs go, an inkjet cartridge will cost you around $25 and will print you about 400 pages. A laserjet toner cartridge will cost you about $70, but will print 2,500 pages. In other words:\n\nTo print 2,500 pages with an inkjet printer, you pay $150.\nTo print 2,500 pages with a laser printer, you pay $70.\n\nIf you truly only want black printing, go with the monochrome laser printer. Laser printers are built for heavy use and will last you several years. You mentioned that you want a Mac-compatible printer for black-only printing. The HP 1022 is the best printer for you. It supports Windows and Mac, prints only black, and is quiet, fast, and reliable. True, it costs $199, but you will definately be happy with this machine. Don't be suckered into buying a cheap printer only to find yourself replacing the cartridges constantly. This printer is great. Seriously, look into it. I've included a link.
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First you need to decide what you want from the printer and then ask!\n\nThere are printers good in one area and others good in another.\n\nIf you print in BW - > laser printer\n\nProfessional color - > Dye Sublimation\n\nHigh volume color - > color laser\n\nFor Home use - > ink jet\n\nThen the question is how many pages per month you print\n\n-> Choose printer class\n\nAnd final is to check different brands and consumables price\n\nI hope it will help to you and others.