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AllNightNerding

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#20275 18-Mar-2008 22:22
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I am looking to get a laser printer, which scans, copies, and prints in both colour and black and white

there seem to be a few printers like this, but I cant really find one that has a build in Network Card, to connect directly to the network so we dont have to have a computer running it.

I have seen this printer :

http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/47df3576001d1e3e273fc0a87f330677/Product/View/XP7380

can I buy a usb print server for this and will it still keep all of the functionality?

Thanks
Riley




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hellonearthisman
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  #117438 18-Mar-2008 23:54
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I think the printer is an InkJet. HP OfficeJet Pro L7380 Multifunction
It's got USB so should work when connected to a network hub via a usb port.




AllNightNerding

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  #117877 21-Mar-2008 11:58
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I was thinking about getting the brother Brother DCP7010 but it isnt coour but it should be fine, but this doesnt have a built in USB network card, would it run on a parallel print server though?

heres the link that im thinking of buying:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=145770392




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  #117904 21-Mar-2008 14:11
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http://www.pricespy.co.nz/search.php?q=Brother+DCP7010

http://www.brother.co.nz/Public/ProductDetails.asp?ProductID=DCP7010


brother.co.nz quote: With both USB 2.0 and parallel connections the Brother DCP-7010 is the Multi-Function Centre that gives you more versatility for your office needs. RRP: $349.00 (GST incl)

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