I would second that. I've printed some photos on HP 2550n on a letter size, and it looks much better then home-quality el-cheapo inkjet printers.
The print quality is not as good as professional inkjet printers or sublimation printers (Phaser). But it is very good, at least for bright colorful photos, especially when printed on a good, high-density paper. At work, we gave up buying inexpensive (even so-called "photo" inkjets), as they don't last long, - either the head gets clogged or the paper does not advance. HP 2550L (letter/A4 size) can be purchased for $370-450 (in the US), so it becomes more affordable.. 2550n (with the ethernet interface) is about $50-100 on top of that) Igor Leon Altoff wrote on Wed, 03 Aug 2005 14:05:35 -0700 > > Hi John, > > I use a HP colour laserjet 2550L (A4) and have access to a 5500 (A3) and the > quality is quite good. Not as good as a photo quality inkjet, but beter than > other inkjets. It helps if you use the Photo quality paper that HP sells to > go with the laser printer. Epson have also apparently brought out a photo > quality laser, but I haven't played with it. > > I gave up on ink jets because the jets kept clogging and I would spend 5 > times as long getting it ready to print as actually printing and at least 5 > times as much ink. The Laser warms up and prints with no problems. > > > Leon
