I have two printers up for sale, one Xerox and one HP. Specs are:


#1: HP Color Laserjet 8500N


64MB RAM (Upgradable to 256mb)
2GB Internal Hard Drive
Input Capacity: 900 Pages (Three Input Trays, 8.5x14" Max Paper Size)
HP 600n EIO Jetdirect Installed, 10/100 Ethernet


Supplies:

* Transfer Kit: 30% (~45,000 Pages Remaining)
* Drum Kit: 70% (~35,000 Pages Remaining)
* Fuser Kit: 46% (~46,000 Pages Remaining)

A full set of color and black and white toner is included, each with more than 25% remaining (enough to print well over 2000 pages!)


Asking $300




#2: Xerox Phaser 7700 Color Laser Printer

This beast will print up to 12x18" full tabloid size, on paper up to 110lb weight. Includes stand with thee additional paper trays, bringing its paper input capacity to 3,150 sheets of up to five different sizes/types at once.


Full Specs/Info from Xerox:
http://www.office.xerox.com/printers/color-printers/phaser-7700/enus.html


Supplies:

Toner Cartridges: All Good

Print Cartridges:

Black: 82%
Cyan: 84%
Magenta: 74%
Yellow: 65%

Fuser: 84%
Transfer Roller: 65%
Accumulator Belt: 65%
Belt Cleaner Assembly: 91%


None of the consumables should need to be replaced for a good several thousand pages, and all the critical supplies (besides toner) should last well over 20,000 pages!



Asking $350




Note that both these printers are LARGE, and you'll need at least a small truck or SUV to pick them up. They're both on wheels, so moving them around once they're where they need to be is simple. I can help with delivery if needed.

8/26/2007 5:05:15 PM

Any chance either of these can be separated from the extra paper trays to serve as a table top printer?

8/26/2007 6:21:04 PM

recip saw

8/26/2007 6:24:42 PM

I would love to get one of these things.....umm where can I look at replacement ink?

8/26/2007 10:35:34 PM

kowalski: The 7700 separates pretty easily from the bottom three trays (I did so to transport it). The HP only separates from the small stand at the bottom, so if you want tabletop the 7700 would be the way to go.

ComputerGuy: eBay is typically the cheapest. The Phaser 7700 uses separately replacable imaging drums and toner canisters, so it tends to have cheaper toner refill kits available. Neither printer is that bad when it comes to toner (as long as you don't try to buy it from HP or Xerox, heh)

8/26/2007 10:51:43 PM

if this is still around when my financial aid check comes in (this thursday), i'll totally get the phaser 7700 from you.

8/27/2007 1:28:28 AM

bttt

8/28/2007 5:36:39 PM

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Evan: if you still want to get the 7700 today let me know!

8/30/2007 1:08:45 PM

bttt

8/31/2007 5:34:36 PM

Price drops:

Phaser 7700: $300
HP 8500M: $250

9/1/2007 10:12:55 PM

If they are still available, I'd like to get them both. Thanks!

9/4/2007 1:26:57 PM

that is a wicked printer yo!

9/4/2007 1:36:58 PM