Just to throw in my two cents worth of advice. I totally I agree with the assertion that laser printers are the best investment in terms of ROI. Those toners do last forever, do not need any maintenance other that a vigorous shake-up once in a while to fix up banding problems and they have high quality outputs. However, I still find inkjets printers necessary. Especially for print jobs requiring different page sizes other than the regular letter and legal sizes. I would invest in a good color multi-function laser printer for my regular B/W printing and my general photocopying (b/w and color) needs and get an inkjet printer capable of doing wide formats paper (and smaller) sizes (CD/DVD). I highly recommend the Epson Stylus and Stylus Pro inkjets products and the HP OfficeJet and OfficeJet Pro laser MFP products. You get one of these two pairs and you'll be set up for life for all your office printing and photocopying needs, b/w and color. And the output quality and speed on these products are off the charts.
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Just to throw in my two cents worth of advice. I totally I agree with the assertion that laser printers are the best investment in terms of ROI. Those toners do last forever, do not need any maintenance other that a vigorous shake-up once in a while to fix up banding problems and they have high quality outputs. However, I still find inkjets printers necessary. Especially for print jobs requiring different page sizes other than the regular letter and legal sizes. I would invest in a good color multi-function laser printer for my regular B/W printing and my general photocopying (b/w and color) needs and get an inkjet printer capable of doing wide formats paper (and smaller) sizes (CD/DVD). I highly recommend the Epson Stylus and Stylus Pro inkjets products and the HP OfficeJet and OfficeJet Pro laser MFP products. You get one of these two pairs and you'll be set up for life for all your office printing and photocopying needs, b/w and color. And the output quality and speed on these products are off the charts.