I bought a small-office grade HP laser printer a few years back, for the reason you mention -- printing off multiple copies of manuscripts. The difference between 4 ppm and 30 ppm gets amazing at about 500 pages...
Toner is a lot cheaper per page than inkjet, a definite plus.
The input tray only holds about 250 sheets and I have to pull output at about the same time, but that doesn't really qualify as babysitting. This is a model 2300, which I suspect has been replaced in the product line.
Also have an inkjet all-in-one for color printing and faxes.
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Date: 2007-02-19 09:22 pm (UTC)Toner is a lot cheaper per page than inkjet, a definite plus.
The input tray only holds about 250 sheets and I have to pull output at about the same time, but that doesn't really qualify as babysitting. This is a model 2300, which I suspect has been replaced in the product line.
Also have an inkjet all-in-one for color printing and faxes.