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["Michael Kimsal" <mgkimsal AT gmail.com>]

I can't speak to those particular models, but I've had good experiences with 
the Brother MFC line.  I had a 720 which was $200 when I got it and ran fine for ~5 years.  It then 
developed a thin white line which would show up on all printed sheets.  Traditional cleaning did no good, 
but it still worked.  Again, I dunno about the latest MFC you have listed there, but earlier 
ones were little workhorses.

On 8/11/06, Thomas Beckett <thomas AT tbeckett.com> wrote:

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My trusty HP Laserjet 5P just gave up the ghost after 10+ years.  I have
decided to replace it with a multifunction unit because I need a better
fax machine as well.  I need to keep the price below $300.00 and I tend
to favor the laser printers because I often print readymade letterhead
on cotton rag paper and need it to look professional.  But I'm not sure.

After surfing Amazon user ratings for a few hours, I've narrowed the
field down to a few models:
- - Canon imageCLASS MF3240 (laser)
- - Canon PIXMA MP830 (inkjet)
- - Brother MFC-7820N (laser)
- - Lexmark X8350 (inkjet)

Does anyone have experience with any of these models?  Are there any
other excellent multifunction printers that I am overlooking?

Thanks for your collective wisdom.

Thomas

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