Re: Which printer?

Kat,

As an IBM Printing Systems distributor I may be somewhat partial to you
staying with IBM printers.

Here are approximate conversion rates:

CPS x .67 = LPM
LPM / .67 = CPS
PPM x 50 = CPS
CPS / 50 = PPM
PPM x 33 = LPM
LPM / 33 = PPM

I think the logical jump is to an IBM 6400-005 which is a 500LPM(fast
draft) 375LPM(DP mode) and 200LPM(NLQ).

If you have any questions please feel free to email me directly at
jeffa@salemcomputergroup.com

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> From: Kathreen Kruse <kat_k@sasscom.com>
> To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Which printer?
> Date: Tuesday, February 02, 1999 5:40 PM
> 
> Our tech guru is "no longer with the company" so I'm stuck trying to
> figure out a printer replacement.
> 
> What type of printer would you use to replace a 5225.  The most
> important consideration is that the speed has to be at least as fast as
> the 5225.  I've looked at various printers but most give performance
> data as CPS and I don't know how to convert this for comparison.
> 
> Also, do you have a good vendor or do you just deal directly w/IBM.
> 
> Kat Kruse
> 
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