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Need enterprise-class workgroup printer/copier -- ideas?

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Two questions...

1) Do you require color copies
2) What % of those 400-500 ppd volumes would be color?
 
Anything but a Xerox. Shit quality, Shit service techs, Shit lying sales reps, Shit speed, need I go on?

The Xerox web config interface will make you want to kill kittens.
 
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fuck man, sign up for a lease. Support will be needed and you get all the bells and whistles.

We like Ricoh/Lanier here. LD245 for B/W and C4500 for color. 45ppm rating.
 
alkemyst said:
fuck man, sign up for a lease. Support will be needed and you get all the bells and whistles.

We like Ricoh/Lanier here. LD245 for B/W and C4500 for color. 45ppm rating.
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Yeh we always leased ours too. Had built in supplies and maint contracts. I second (third?) the Ricoh suggestions. Not the fanciest machines or the sleekest interfaces but they were reliable workhorses that were half what Xerox wanted.
 
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Yeh we always leased ours too. Had built in supplies and maint contracts. I second (third?) the Ricoh suggestions. Not the fanciest machines or the sleekest interfaces but they were reliable workhorses that were half what Xerox wanted.
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I've done both leasing and outright purchasing. Most companies seem to prefer leasing, and I don't have a problem with that, as long as the maintenance company is well known, and is known to have great service. If they aren't, however, I prefer outright purchase, and then you can get other companies to service them if needed.
 
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The Toshiba color copier/printer we have is the most irritating device I know of. I feel like I'm in Office Space every day.
 
We recently switched from having Canon and/or Ricoh MFPs to all Sharp. We've been happy with the reliability (going on about 1.5 years with them now).

FWIW - We lease all of ours with a Maintenance Contract added to them. I wouldn't want to own a $30k+ copier and be responsible for parts and labor on top of that.
 
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