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Re: Thanks bruce little/Phaser 740???

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Posted by kdoubleu on August 06, 1999 at 15:27:02:

In Reply to: Thanks bruce little/Phaser 740??? posted by Kelly Mazaris on August 05, 1999 at 17:55:21:

I have used the Phaser series -- sorry, I don't remember which model. The one we used had special paper that had an edge at the end that had to be torn off every page, very annoying. It printed beautifully but was slow. I demoed another Phaser that was quite nice. It used the wax sticks that you loaded in instead of ink cartridges. This was fast but two drawbacks:

No double-sided printing, which may not be an issue.

The wax would scratch off the paper. Our publications tended to get thrown around and abused, so we decided not to go with it.

Right now at work I have a Canon BJC-700 that is slow but prints nice. At home we have an HP (don't know model) inkjet which is very nice and faster.

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: I have used the Phaser series -- sorry, I don't remember which model. The one we used had special paper that had an edge at the end that had to be torn off every page, very annoying. It printed beautifully but was slow. I demoed another Phaser that was quite nice. It used the wax sticks that you loaded in instead of ink cartridges. This was fast but two drawbacks: : No double-sided printing, which may not be an issue. : The wax would scratch off the paper. Our publications tended to get thrown around and abused, so we decided not to go with it. : Right now at work I have a Canon BJC-700 that is slow but prints nice. At home we have an HP (don't know model) inkjet which is very nice and faster.

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