I printed some files in xerox phaser 6350 dt color laser printer, but i have a new pc now ,?

So, can i print the files i printed before after i instaleed the printer on the new pc ( i mean that if the printer have a memory of what i printed)

If the files are in the printer memory (didn't print yet) then yes you can reprint from the control panel on the printer. If the documents already printed out of the printer then no as the 6350 doesn't save printed jobs.

Can the xerox phaser 6350 dt color laser printer ,print on black paper?

I have a xerox phaser 6350 dt color laser printer and i tried to print on black paper but it is not like i want so if any one know a way to print on black and colored paper
thanks

Yes it can print on black paper BUT the colors may look like terrible.

Color printer recommendation needed- HP Laserjet 4700, Minolta Magicolor 5570 or Xerox 6360.?

True print quality is vital, as is the "workhorse" aspect of the printer. Does anyone have a preference for one of the three mentioned?

Xerox offers 3 year replacement vs. 1 year for the other 2 printers. The print quality is also equal to or better than the 4700. The 6360 is a VERY low maintenance machine. The 4700 is slower and costs more to run than the 6360. It also costs more to purchase. The 5570 is the least expensive of the 3 to run but also has the lowest output quality and is slower than the 6360.

Phaser 6360 vs. HP color LaserJet 4700
• Much lower purchase price
• 11 ppm faster
• Faster first-page-out time (tested)
• Faster processor
• More standard memory
• Lower total cost of ownership (TCO)

The magicolor 5570 may not be able to offer the same output quality as HP's Laserjets or the Xerox Phaser's, but it certainly matches them in terms of value (8.7cents per print, 9.25 for the hp, 9 for the xerox). The printer is well built, and its low printing costs should put it on any enterprise's printing short list if quality is not a top concern.

The Bottom Line: The Xerox Phaser 6360 is a super fast desktop color laser printer with professional looking output. All configurations are network ready. These printers work very well in the Mac OS, UNIX, or the Windows environments. The Xerox 6360 earns editor's choice for best overall performance.

KONICA MINOLTA color laser printers vs HP xerox? best choice for under, around 300$?

Im only familiar with HP but i already know its never best. ebays full of refurbished HPs of the model currently sold thats kinda scary. anyways i like a KONICA MINOLTA model on newegg for 200$ but on reviews lots of people say dead on arrival whats the quality on these things? i want a low budget laser printer in color for under 300 what do you guys suggest

OK hi!
We had a Konica Minolta colour laser for a couple of years and it was quite ok. I liked the tubes (toner tubes), it felt like we were replacing for less money at the time, but then the scary cost of replacement other consumables (drums and fuser units), nearly did us in. We then gave it to a friend of ours, who hasn't had the money to replace all of the toner tubes that run out.

The main drama we had with our Konica Minolta was the blasted scanner attachment which never did what it was supposed to!. It was a relief to upgrade to the HP.

We now have a HP colour laser, where the drums (that's the bit that picks up the magnetised toner and puts it on the page, then the fuser unit heats it on the page) are in the cartridge, and even though it costs us a little more, the ongoing costs are less.

Now, we are resellers of cartridges and printers, so I know a lot about what is on the market.

Generally speaking, the cheaper the printer, the dearer the toner/ink and vice versa. In this manner, most printers print out to about the same price per page. How to work out the Cost Per Page (CPP). Locate the RRP of the Consumables (all of them, drums, fuser units, toners, maintenance units (which popular in Xeroxs), etc). Divide each RRP by the number of pages you get from each consumable (this is called the yield). Remember that if you print a page of text, that is the standard yield the manuf's work with. If you print a page of colour, you will chew up ink more quickly.

Also generally speaking, the cheaper the printer the smaller the capacity of toner cartridges. ie most printers under $500 only have cartridges that are about 2000 pages. Some are even 1000 pages.

Ones I wouldn't recommend? Some of the Brother Colour lasers are not highly regarded by my printer repairer. He really likes the HP and the OKI printers, but the OKIs are a high buy in price, but beautiful quality and low maintenance issues.

I like HP becuase it is a known brand an deasily repaired when broken. I like Dell too - the lower end $400 one need an additional drum, but the next model up (3110) doesn't - but that may well be out of your range. The Dell's are good prices too.

What to do? Find two models you really like and email your friendly cartridge supplier, and ask them which one is better value. See if they can supply it at a bargain price (and on credit terms, to give you a month to pay for it). Talk also to a printer repairer about them, they will tell you what is a bucket of dung, and what is good.

I am an ebay extraordnaire, but I would be very picky at what printer I would buy there - I would want to see it working first.

Check out the link below too. After today, there will be another edition of the newsletter with more information on buying a colour laser printer.

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Has anyone seen a genuine scientific comparison of ink yield on xerox vs. HP vs. canon etc LASER COLOR PRINTER

Some 10 years back I did this test myself for our organisational requirement. Giving below the result in brief -

Toner quantity - 100 gms.
Paper size - ISO A4
Solid area - 5%

Yield -
Xerox Low End printers - 2400 to 2800 prints
Xerox High End printers - 2500 to 3100 prints

HP Low end printers - 2000 to 2300 prints
Canon Low end printers - 2200 to 2500 prrints

Low end means print speed less than 20 pages per minute