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Old 11-23-2009, 08:25 AM
Brett S Brett S is offline
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Ok, got it new and get the high capacity. Both machines are available with a single tray and a double tray high capacity feeder- any big difference on performance between the two? And any thoughts on the RIPs? Right now the CPP 500 we have runs on an external Ikon Creo RIP. Creo seems to add quite a bit to the package so we may be leaning towards a Fiery RIP, should we go external or the integrated RIP? My gut says external so it runs on its own computer.
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