[Yr7-10it] colour laser printers

[Cameron Bell]

We have found both to be excellent, but I have found that when something 
went wrong with my HP (at home), support took me to a call centre in 
India, were they tell me the have no local authorised repairers in 
Australia and that they can offer me a discount on a re-conditioned or 
re-furbished printer  blah blah blah - after that I was determined not 
to  use them again.
We haven't yet had to call Kyocera for help.

Its probably to close to call with those criteria, why not add some 
more? <INSERT tongue in cheek>
Does the company have a re-use/recycle policy?
Does the company supply true cross-platform drivers?
Does the printer come with enough RAM to allow for prints/docs greater 
than 2MB?
(The number of times those bloody pdf's clog up our Samsung is ridiculous)

Seriously - there is never enough RAM supplied as standard in printers.

Cheers
Cameron

 


Andrew Grimshaw wrote:
> we are looking at purchasing a color laser printer for our lab
>  
> our main criteria are reliabilty and economy
>  
> we have narrowed it down to the kyocera or the HP - can any1 shed some 
> light on this ot help us choose?
>  
> yours
> andrew grimshaw
> colac college
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