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Go with Creo... Go with Creo... VDP, I would go with CREO, I have used and sold both in very complex production environments, HOWEVER, be very clear with your CREO Rep. that you want in writing your support expectations, when you need help you expect help. You also want to get their input on...

Check out Veer: Elements for Creativity great people, might be pricey but worth visiting.

The Canon will without a doubt give you the best color and quality, end of story on those issues. How good is the service in your clients area, a big factor to look at. Canon has been deploying their technology for apx. 3 years and they want the lite-production market. Make no mistake neither...

I would look at the new Ricoh C900, don't worry about the price just evaluate it on the Front to Back issue and copy quality first, then you can negociate. I have seen production samples and the F2B was outstanding, also the machine does not slow down on heavier stocks. Check out the Canon 6000...

Saphire coating for sure in the Indigo. If you are doing books I would go witha BW High Speed Production Copier like the Kodak 7110. Go with a company that has a good service reputation, usually not a smaller reseller, if you look at a used machine make sure it is completely refurbished with a...

Canon 6000 Canon 6000 If your volume is less than 300K, small clicks, a month withour question I would go with the Canon 6000, but I would not purchase it from CBS. I would find the best agent in your area that know how to service the machine, if you were in the west coast I would tell you to...

Kodak Kodak Kodak as it does have a 5th color, great machine, as with all digital presses you need volume to run through it. IF you have volumes of 110K a month or lower go with a Ricoh C900 or a IKON CPP660. Best

Take a look at PSPrint Take a look at PSPrint Look at PSPrint in Oakland CA, they also have a larage plant on the east coast. Worth looking at.