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The DC560 is fast approaching obsolescence so it would be a short term solution. Not worth the disruption if you ask me. Go for a new or nearly new Konica Minolta (or Olivetti/Devlop) or a Ricoh. A high-end office box would do that simple workflow unless superb registration is crucial for quick...

The Canon is still a souped-up imagePRESS 7000VP that was introduced in 2005. It's massive and requires a huge power pull. On cold days in Venlo, we used to turn the Canon on to heat the place up.

The Ricoh c9200 isn't garbage and stands up well against any digital machine and is half the price. A Ricoh c9200 and a Ricoh c7200SX covers every angle (media latitude/CMYK+) and you still have cash in your pocket against one Iridesse (the best Xerox product).

The Océ 6000 mono range is the Rolls-Royce of monochrome printing. But be mindful that the CopyPress/Direct Imaging won't do over-printing of litho-shells (a big achilles heal in mono printing). It's made for short run book production due to the cool fusing process enabling a perfectly flat...

SIQA does make a difference. The c60 has good image quality but can't do structured stocks, doesn't duplex 300gsm, can't do envelopes, 660mm sheets and has little SIQA tools and alignment is manual. The Versant is a big step up. Also consider the Ricoh c5200 or wait until the new c5300. These...

The Versant 3100 is nothing like the ColorPress in terms of build quality despite the same speed and performance. The image quality is more matte than the CP and it's just over half the price. However, if you're not doing extensive heavy media (which it struggles with) then the Versant 180...

That didn't stop Xerox from acquriring two dealerships in the UK, ITEC and Alto Digital this week. Unusual strategy in buying up dealerships. They have spent the last few years slowly getting rid of all their direct salespeople except inkjet and Strategic Accounts. Seems like a strategic U-turn...

The 8080 is the machine that all Xerox Service engineers advise their Sales Reps not to sell.