don't confuse image res. w/print res ! 300dpi is mostly used to print all the ... you get in the mail ! so - 600 is plenty and you may want to check if (depending on material printed!) if lowering to 300 makes any difference !
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only 600dpi. Good for general use but not high quality prints (flyers, etc).
If you are looking for a laser printer that prints higher ignore anything in the med to low triple digits. Certain brands have their marketing words but most of them are 600x600.
I'm looking for one that can actually print fliers any recommendation? TIA
Don't get me wrong, 600dpi can still print flyers but it won't be super crisp like you would see from a professional (laser) printer. The obvious benefit here is price. But if you are okay spending a little more like $2k and above, there are 1200x1200dpi printers such as the HP M8550 (?) that can do the job.
You'll also want to look at the max paper weight as most low end laser printers crap out at anything over 100lb cover (card) stock.
I'm looking for one that can actually print fliers any recommendation? TIA
don't confuse image res. w/print res ! 300dpi is mostly used to print all the ... you get in the mail ! so - 600 is plenty and you may want to check if (depending on material printed!) if lowering to 300 makes any difference !
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You can usually find much cheaper on eBay
I'm looking for one that can actually print fliers any recommendation? TIA
If you are looking for a laser printer that prints higher ignore anything in the med to low triple digits. Certain brands have their marketing words but most of them are 600x600.
You'll also want to look at the max paper weight as most low end laser printers crap out at anything over 100lb cover (card) stock.
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don't confuse image res. w/print res !