Decent, Networkable Color Printer

[Bradley Miller]

I don't know what your price bracket is, but the Minolta QMS 2300DL is a 
sweet printer.  Color laser -- pretty quick for the price.  I think mine 
was like $699 after rebate or something like that.  I plugged it into my 
network, setup the IP address and was printing in less than 10 minutes.  I 
have yet to try it on a Linux box yet printing . . . though.  One of these 
days I'll setup a box to test that.

At 11:13 AM 12/2/2003 -0600, Jonathan Hutchins wrote:

>Ok, having spent probably two hours messing with my Lexmark Z-32 and STILL 
>not
>having printed the ONE page I wanted in color, I'm asking for suggestions for
>a decent, networkable color printer.  Currently the printers hang off of the
>NT4 server and are shared via NT & samba, but that could change.  (Main thing
>this does is offer compatibility for the old Mac, which will go away soon.)
>
>I know to steer clear of Epsons.
>
>One of the main problems I have is I don't print much in color, and the
>cartridges appear to dry up or clog pretty regularly.  I had just done a
>monthly test page on the Lexmark, but when I went to print two days ago it
>was all screwed up.
>
>What's good?  What's available at a reasonable price that won't make me mess
>with it for hours for the three prints I want in a month?
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