Same here. Currently, a Kyocera P2135dn is sitting on the desk here,
but i can't say whether it is good because i'm printing so little.
Seems Kyocera is a nice hint indeed. Otherwise I would go for Xerox.
Even their low-end printers do support raw TCP/IP printing, LPD and
PostScript. I am also referencing the compatible cartridges here, as
anyone who prints a lot knows this is what matter more (in terms of
pricing per page): the cheapest printer is usually not really the cheapest.
- B210
* 106R04348
* 106R04349
- Phaser 3020 (obsolete)
* 106R02773
* 106R03048
- Phaser 3052NI
* 106R02778
- Phaser 3330
* 106R03623
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