Related Color Copier Articles & Advice

Color copier prices

Generally, pricing is based on copier speed, memory, and the level of functionality. Features such as scanners, duplex printing, and finishing (stapling, hole-punching, etc.) will increase your overall costs.

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Find the best color copier companies

When you’re ready to buy or lease color copiers for your business, look for the best color copier companies to help you find the right model.

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Choosing Color Commercial Copiers

Commercial color copiers are built to provide high-volume, high-speed copying. Understanding exactly what your needs are will help you make the right choice.

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Add Color to Your Copies

Back in 2000, digital copier sales surpassed analog copiers for the first time, a direct result of prices for digital copiers coming down to nearly the same level as analog. Since then, sales of analog copiers have plummeted while digital sales continue to rise: estimates suggest digital copiers will outsell analog 3 to 1 in 2005.

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Color Copiers Industry Lingo

Empower yourself with the latest Color Copy Machine Industry Lingo.

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Demand for color grows

Security and scanning create competitive advantage

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Color Copier Leasing

Because of the high base cost and the rapidly advancing technology, color copier leasing is a more attractive than for many businesses than purchasing one outright.

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Why You Should Use a Color Copier

Delivering presentations and marketing materials in color can help reinforce your company's distinct image. A color copier provides the most flexible way of delivering that pizzazz.

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MFDs - A Copier, Printer, Scaner and Fax Machine All in One Device

Whether you call them all-in-ones or MFDs, today's multifunctional, multi-tasking devices offer far more than they used to, and at lower prices to boot.

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Help! I Just Want a Copy Machine!

Buying a copier these days ain't easy - especially if you don't want it to do anything fancy. But it's worth learning at least what the fancy stuff is.

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