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At 09:37 AM 2/7/97 -0500, you wrote:
>Dear members,
>
>I recently received information on a new dye sublimation/wax thermal
>transfer printer made by Fargo Electronics Inc (never heard of them
>before). The cost of the printer is less than $2000, about half of price of
>the Seiko printer we have been looking at. The cost/page is only a few
>pennies more and the quality appears to be just a little less than the
>Seiko printer.
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>Does anyone have any knowledge or experience with either of these printers
>or have any other printers in mind for under $6000.
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>Thank you,
Tracey,
We have had one of the Seiko dual technology printers in our lab for about a
year. We have had no problems with it and are generally very pleased with
the prints. Very few people actually use the thermal wax, so I don't know
how useful it is.
I don't know about the Fargo printer but would certainly like to hear more
about it if it is comparable to the Seiko for less money.
John
Dr. John Cork,
Calcium Imaging Facility
Department of Anatomy, LSUMC,
1901 Perdido St., New Orleans
LA 70112
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