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In article <B33ECB299668162BC@cara.demon.co.uk>, Peter Ceresole
<peter@cara.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> In article <924373476.19442.0.nnrp-09.d4e4c0dc@news.demon.co.uk>,
> "Steven Poole" <spoole@spiccato.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> >Anyone know if any of the budget mono laser printers going for around �200
> >can be hooked up to a mac? or are they all parallel ports & no apple drivers?
> 
> Brother do the 631 for the Mac *and* PC, with both parallel and serial
> port. Almost all laser printers seem to me to have both ports. Brother also
> do a 600 series driver for the Mac- I'm using it now.

If you have a new Mac with USB or an older PCI mac with a USB PCI card
installed you can always use InfoWave's PowerPrint software and
parallel port adaptor to plug in a wide range of low cost PC laser
printers.

Some of the new Epson inkjets give very impressive quality output and
can be considered as alternatives to Lasers in quite a few situations -
but see the output on the kind of paper you'll be using before you buy.

Stuart.