Jerry Prather schreef:

>On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 09:14:39 +1000, Mike O'Connor wrote:
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>>   "Unlike with most inkjet printers, printing on glossy paper with a
>>   colour laser doesn't tend to improve print quality: a professional
>>   photograph PC World printed looked just as sharp and colourful on
>>   plain paper as on glossy paper when printed by the Magicolor 2430DL."
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>Having done  this, I have to disagree.  Although laser color
>printing on plain paper looks a heap better than on an ink jet,
>glossy paper is better.
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Indeed.

And that is exactly the only reason why you would want a colour laser 
printer: highest resolution on normal paper gives acceptable results, 
whereas getting highest resolution on normal paper with an inkjet is 
simply not doable.

I'm not a reseller, so I freely can reveal how to get the best of two 
Worlds: get at Ebay a Lexmark B&W POSTSCRIPT laser with double side 
printing module. The double side printing, that's an invaluable feature. 
Get one while they still last. Due to the colour laser hype they go now 
for a fistful of pennies. And for digital images, any of the latest 
inkjet supported by will give splendid results.

-- 
Groeten uit Gent,

   Kris



 
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