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Only issue with office models from HP is that none of the models can take more that 220grms stock.

Having a service agreement on your Docucolor is highly recommended. You can get help from your tech to calibrate and adjust the machine so colors match (more or less). Im not shure if you know, but Docucolor 240/242/250/252/260 is all basically the same machine, but different speed.

The Memjet technology looks really nice, but this article does not promote investing in Memjet gear: Memjet trouble @ Printplanet

Thanks chevalier, looks quite easy. Is it sensitive to non-paired ram chips?

Max in the biggest imac is 16GB, so i might do the upgrade a little down the road. Anyone know if you can add RAM to the imac yourself? I read about the new Retina Macbook, and on that machine the RAM is welded directly to the board.

The Mac Mini is a treat indeed! I have one of those also, but its in intensive care right now with a heart problem.... Please send it your love :)

I have a 27" imac coming my way at the end of the month. Its the fastest model (3,4 i7) with 8GB ram. PrintIt: How much RAM is in yours? Hoping 8gb will be enough. I dont think its likely that the pro series will disappear. Its good revenue for Apple, and many big industries rely on pro macs.

X260 = Xerox Docucolor 260. If you get a good deal with a service provider (you need a service contract) then i can also recommend the Xerox. The Docucolor 240/242/250/252 etc. also will do the job, just different speed. 260 = 60 ppm, 240 = 40 ppm etc. My best advises: - Visit your local Xerox...

What volume will you be running on the new machine? The past month i did a whole lot of research on high-volume office / light production machines, so i could probably give you a few pointers.

I talked with Ideal HQ in Germany today, and they informed me that the EC models does not have any counting system. However, you guys out there with the EP models might have counters :)

Today i bought a used Ideal 6550-95 EC, im so happy right now! That thing is really heavy, to big to fit through the door, but now its in :) It came with a toolkit, extra knife "wrapped" in wood, knife-change tool, extra wooden cut stick and the wooden "stamper". The previous owner claims its...

Sound nice MailGuru. When the needs are crystal clear, its always easier to make a educated decision. Good luck! :)

I whould have started with some kind of analysis of the workflow and customer needs. Its very tempting to create big flashy systems for w2p etc, but at the end of the day it boils down to what your customers are comfortable with. I have worked with a variety of web clients over the years, and...

Hi and congratulations with your new responsibility! - What kind of programming have you done before? - What kind of shop do you work in?

Greetings fellow printers! I am a new member to this forum, so hello everyone! :) Im looking to buy a used KM Pro c5501 from my local KM dealership. I have some questions regarding the prices, and terms in the contract, and hope someone is willing to give me a few pointers. Usage - Small...