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Article #961Re: Best Color Laser Printers for printing wedding invitations
From: Dov Isaacs
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 19:31
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 19:31
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I can speak to the Xerox Phaser 6180 printer. It has Adobe PostScript 3, not some unreliable CloneScript; I had an eval unit from Xerox for a month and put it through its paces for a wide range of tasks. The quality is good and probably at least as good as the other alternatives you mention. But it is not up to the quality that you would get from high end laser solutions such as the Xerox Docucolor printers or even the high end Phaser 7700. If you really want to produce "low cost" wedding invites via digital printing, you might try finding a digital print shop with printers such as the Docucolor, iGen, Indigo, or NexPress. If you supply ready to print, high quality PDF files, you should be able to beat the price of process offset or thermography printing but have excellent quality. - Dov
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