I have another batch of laser printers in, with a pretty wide range of specs and capabilities. All prices are negotiable, and everything works great. They are:


#1: Dell 5100CN Color Laser Printer

This is a serious high speed high volume color laser, with integrated duplex and network capabilities. Prints B&W at 35PPM and color at 25PMP, and produces some excellent looking prints. Includes a full supply of toners, all but one of them brand new with 100% remaining on their 8,000 page capacity. Only has a 15k total pagecount, barely used!


Specifications:

• 35PPM Print Speed, 25PPM Color
  
• Automatic Duplexing (Double-Sided printing) Built in
  
• First page out in 15 seconds (from both Ready and Powersave)
  
• 2400x600 DPI Resolution with 2400 IQ Image RET
  
• 128MB RAM
  
• 90,000 Page Monthly Duty Cycle
  
• 500-Sheet paper magazine plus 150 Sheet Seconday tray
  
• Media types: Paper (plain, glossy, tough, recycled), envelopes, transparencies, labels and cardstock
  
• Parallel, USB, and 10/100 Ethernet Networking Built-in
  

Yellow Toner: 60% (~5,000 Pages)



Asking $250



#2: Xerox Phaser 8400N High-Speed Solid Ink Color Printer

Like all the Phaser solid ink models, this really puts out some amazing high quality prints at a resolution to match even the expensive photography inkjets at a fraction of the cost per page. Because of the solid ink technology its prints have a great glossy finish similar to magazine pages or commercial photo prints, even on cheap paper. Includes a supply of ink (one stick of each color, probably around 1k pages worth) and has built-in network capability.

Specifications:

• 24PPM Print Speed (Black and full color)
  
• 1200x1200 Resolution, 1200 "FinePoint" Technology
  
• First Page Out: 6 seconds
  
• 256MB Ram
  
• Monthly Duty Cycle: 85,000 Pages
  
• 625 Sheet Paper Capacity, 525 sheet tray plus 100 manual feed
  
• 10/100 BaseTX Ethernet, built in Web Server and Admin tools/remote printing
  
• Connects via USB or directly to Ethernet networks
  

More Detailed Specs from Xerox:
http://www.office.xerox.com/printers/color-printers/phaser-8400/enus.html



Asking $120



#3: HP Color Laserjet 2550N

A simple, inexpensive network color laser printer, for those who don't need the high speed or volume of the above models. Includes a full set of supplies and is in good condition aside from a few scuffs on the front from being stacked. Includes a full set up supplies with 1k pages or so left on the toners. Prints 20PPM B&W and 4PPM Color.



Asking $75


#4: HP Laserjet 1200 Desktop Laser Printer

A smaller B&W desktop laser printer, hooks up via USB. In great working shape with a good toner. 20PPM output, 1200x1200dpi resolution.



Asking $40


#5: HP Laserjet 1022 Laser Printer

Very similar to the 1200, just a tad smaller. USB desktop laser printer, 1200x1200dpi with 19PPM output. A nice little home-use B&W laser.



Asking $30

7/31/2011 3:34:38 PM

PM sent.

7/31/2011 4:28:29 PM

BTTT, everything is still here.

8/3/2011 3:20:32 AM

shit.

/want

8/3/2011 4:22:58 PM

Im gonna hit you up around the second week in september when Im in Raleigh, I need a laser printer badly.

8/4/2011 4:28:34 PM

A dumb, but valid question, are these compatible with Vista and Windows 7 (more so #4/#5)? Such as can the preferences tab be accessed in Vista/7. HP is notorious for not supporting an operating system that wasn't current when the product was manufactured. Let me know k thanks

8/4/2011 11:47:03 PM

^ Both work fine under Vista/7. The driver is already included with the standard OS install, just plug in the USB cable and it will be detected automatically.

8/5/2011 10:03:54 PM

^PM sent

8/6/2011 9:06:46 AM

Are these still available? PM/Email/Phone don't seem to work.

8/11/2011 7:49:33 AM