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cheapest to run, LED colour printer
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RADRaze2KX
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I don't think an LED colour printer is what you're looking for. Are you looking for a LASER colour printer?
Hope you all don't mind me butting in here.
There is a big difference between an LED and Laser Printer.
Go the OKi site and try to find a tech tut on the tech of LED.
Basically it features an oled tech the gets the whole line without moving
parts. Thus IMHO is a far better tech than the existing laser.
Good luck.
There is a big difference between an LED and Laser Printer.
Go the OKi site and try to find a tech tut on the tech of LED.
Basically it features an oled tech the gets the whole line without moving
parts. Thus IMHO is a far better tech than the existing laser.
Good luck.
Skripka
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Umm hoss, LED printers do not use ink. They use toner just like a laser. Brother starts their LED color printer lineup at ~$300 shipped (with taxes). Toner is toner, and drums are drums...you buy them on Amazon and CMY & K toners cost $50 each with K toners doing 2500 pages and CMY toners doing 1400 pages.
"Far superior" is really negligible...With quality laser printers the wear/tear on a laser is minimal as the only moving part that an LED printer doesn't have that a laser does is a few mirrors, and I've never heard of those elements wearing on a laser....LEDs don't print any faster usually, cost a bit more to buy, and don't cost any less to operate. "Far better" is pushing it.