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June 2002, Week 3

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In a message dated 6/20/02 9:35:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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> We have some 256x printers that go off support on 9/30/02 so we are looking
> at replacement alternatives.
>
>

I'd keep the 256x printers.  They are good solid machines.  If HP won't
support them, buy a few spares and skip the support.  They are cheap now and
likely to get cheaper in the future.  For somewhere between $500 and $2000
you could have quite a few spare printers of various models sitting at your
location and ready to go into service.  There is no way that you could
replace 256x printers with equivalent equipment for that kind of money.

Wayne Boyer
Cal-Logic

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