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I have a Brother HL-2700CN. It's a networked color laser. It is a bit above your price range but with rebates and discounts, I think it was in the $350-$400 range. Their models without color will certainly fall in your range. The HL-2700CN is advertised to work with Linux, Windows and MacOS. I am having problems under Mac OS X but I haven't had the time to diagnose it. I initially had problems printing PDFs from Windows XP but have since fixed that after a call to their tech support. BTW - Unlike many vendors lately, their tech support was good. On Jul 12, 2006, at 12:40 AM, David Kramer wrote: > I've got a DEC LN-17 laser printer I want to replace (I'm gonna > sell it > at the MIT Flea this Sunday). I'm looking for another Linux-friendly > laser printer, possibly with a network jack. Speed is not important, > but linux-friendly and fairly reliable are. Toner replacement cost > is a > minor factor. I would like to spend $100-$250, with that higher end > having to really be worth it. > > My research so far has shown that many printers in that price range, > especially the smaller ones, tend to curl the pages, which would suck, > and have a fairly high DOA (or within two months) rate. Why is > this so > hard?
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