Once, you start to get into serious work, then get serious tools. Of course you pay alot more but then you expect more or demand a certain level. I suggest you look into Canon, Minolta, or Konica(sp) wrether they be ink or laser. You may find having a working "draft mode" and then a "finalize" printer would be best suited for your needs, even having two printers for such. Visit thier websites or talk to a salesperson an any local seller or request info via mail. In either case, dig and don't be afraid to ask hard questions but don't fall for the specs alone, maint. ease, duty cycles, consumeable costs, local support any extended warranty/service plan, and/or special s/w needs provided or not.
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If anyone can help me, I need to find the best printer for my needs. I work with magazine ad prrofs and photographs mostly, and need a high quality, good resolution, relaible, and preferable fast printer to handle a medium to large work load. I have only had HP inkjets, they have served their purpose, but I am finding them lacking more and more with my professional needs. Maybe I don't have the right HP? Or do I need to switch brands, or laser verses inkjet.
Any information would be helpful.
Thank you,
Erin

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