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Fantastic News: The new Xerox Phaser 7800 is out now!

Saturday, November 19th, 2011

That’s right, the brand new Xerox Phaser 7800 A3 Colour Laser Printer has just arrived in the UK. This model replaces the Xerox Phaser 7760 machines and leaves the competition quaking in their boots.

When we put the Xerox Phaser 7800 head-to-head with the discontinued Phaser 7760 machine it’s plainly obvious that the new model is far superior:

Model	Phaser 7800	Phaser 7760
Colour Print Speed	45ppm	35ppm
Resolution	2400 x 1200dpi	1200 x 1200dpi
Processor	1.33GHz	0.80GHz
SRA3 Capable Inputs on GX model	All but first tray	Bypass only
Standard Paper Outputs	2x 250 sheet	1x 400 sheet
Max. Paper Weight	350gsm	255gsm
Max. Duplex Weight	300gsm¹	169gsm
Onboard RAM	2.0GB	0.5GB
Hard Disk Drive	160GB	40GB
Advanced LCD touchscreen control panel	Yes	No
More Info	click here	click here

¹Heavy Duty Media Kit Required. Without this, duplex is limited to 250gsm.

If you would like to be one of the first to own one of these amazing machines, please call our sales team on 0800 170 7234.

Tags: Colour laser printers, Graphic Arts, Xerox
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Xerox Phaser 7760 Colour A3 Printer is now DISCONTINUED!!!

Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

It’s true. The Phaser 7760 machine (previously known as the 7750 and before that the 7700) has finally gone end of life. This marks the end of an A3 laser engine that Xerox have been manufacturing for around 10 years in total and makes way for a totally new range of HiQ LED engines capable of resolutions of up to 2400×1200 dpi (model dependant).

We’ll be able to give you full information on the replacement to the 7760 when it’s launched next week and from what we’ve already seen you won’t be disappointed.

Tags: A3, Colour laser printers, Xerox
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NEW: Xerox Phaser 6700 Colour Laser Printer

Monday, October 17th, 2011

It’s been a long time coming but we’re pleased to report that Xerox has now launched its brand new high end colour laser printer – the fantastic Xerox Phaser 6700.

The Phaser 6700 replaces the Phaser 6360 machine but they’ve seriously ramped up the specs:

Print speed was 40ppm now 45ppm >> 12.5% increase
Basic RAM was 256mb now 1024mb >> 400% increase
Processor was 1Ghz now 1.25GHz >> 25% increase
Resolution was 2400x600dpi now 2400x1200dpi >> 100% increase in one dimension
Max. paper input was 2,350 sheets now 2,900 sheets >> 23% increase
Standard paper output was 250 sheets now 500 sheets >> 100% increase

New features include:

10.9cm touch screen user interface

Gigabit ethernet connection

Optional Finisher – 1,000 sheet output with offset collation and a 50 sheet stapler

256-bit encryption for data sensitive environments

160Gb Productivity Kit with optional Image Overwrite setting for increased security

Super high yield toners to minimise interruptions

One exciting addition is the new zero commitment PagePack available on this model. If you don’t want to worry about planning for your next set of toner you can simply pay a set cost per page. There are no coverage limitations and if you don’t print you don’t pay. Simple!

Be one of the first to see a high resolution print sample from this machine:

If you would like further information, call us on 0800 170 7234 or 0161 308 5800.

Alternatively, we’ll call you: Click here

Visit our Xerox Phaser 6700 page now: Click here

Tags: A4, Colour laser printers, Xerox
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Xerox Phaser 7500 A3 Colour Laser Printer – now back in stock

Friday, September 30th, 2011

We were lucky enough to get our hands on the first new batch of Xerox Phaser 7500′s shipped into the UK after they unexpectedly sold out across Europe several weeks ago. We feel that these machines offer something totally unique, which is why we use one in our office.

Here’s our video review:

Nick’s Thoughts:

The Xerox Phaser 7500 machine has fantastic print quality and handles paper exceptionally well. Build quality is second to none and it’s brilliant design means very little maintenance is required. Toners and other consumables are very easy to replace and clearing any paper jams is extremely simple (although we’ve not actually had one so far).

PagePack is where Xerox really outshines the competition. If you’re looking for a printer to primarily print high coverage A3 sheets then expect to go through dozens of toners, imaging units, fuser units… However, if you opt for PagePack there’s no need to worry because you could pay as little as 6.6p per page regardless of toner coverage! All consumables are included plus full manufacturer onsite support for that one low cost per page. That’s the reason our Phaser 7500 is on PagePack.

If you need advice please call our sales team on 0800 170 7234 or 0161 308 5800.

If you’re still not sure please request a print sample:

Xerox Phaser 7500 Info: Click here

Tags: A3 printer, Colour laser printers, review, Xerox
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Xerox Office Fax IF6020 vs IF6025

Thursday, September 15th, 2011

The Office Fax IF6020 machine only has two receive modes:

Automatic	The machine will always try to receive a fax. If it’s a voice call the user will not be made aware and the call will be lost.
Manual	The machine will ring continuously until the user picks up the call. If it’s a fax, the user will then have to press a button to receive it.

We would only recommend the Xerox Office Fax IF6020 for customers with a dedicated fax line or those who only want to receive faxes when they are next to the machine.

The Xerox Office Fax IF6025 machine is a whole different story. This model is suitable for a shared phone and fax line due to having four receive modes:

Automatic	Same as IF6020 but will do an internal pseudo ring if the call is not a fax.
Manual	Same as IF6020.
Phone/Fax	Same as IF6025 automatic mode but continues to do an internal pseudo ring while checking if it’s a fax or voice call.
TAD/Fax	Use this if you plug an answering machine into the unit. The unit will expect the call to be picked up by the answering machine (or user) and then will listen for fax tones. If it’s a fax the unit will then cut off the call to the answering machine (or user) and receive the fax.