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As of 06/25/12(last product guide) Lexmark continues to offer a IPDS
card for it line of higher end laser printers.
There are "many" different part numbers depending on the model printer
you are using.
Since Lexmark continues to make completely compatible printers for the
current and past
generations of I series computers, they would be my choice. I have been
installing
Lexmark for over 30 years at this point.
Ricoh had always built certain model printers for IBM and there are many
printers and copiers
that are VERY compatible with the I.
I'm not sure about their IPDS stuff these days.
IPDS still remains the king of printer data streams for high production
stuff. IBM also continues
to charge customers who use IPDS as far as I know.
On 8/20/2012 6:17 PM, Sam_L wrote:
We have a lot of InfoPrint IPDS laser printers of various models, large
and small. We have smaller models in the warehouse and in the
manufacturing building. We have some bigger ones as departmental
printer, shared with Windows printing. All are TCP/IP attached; no twinax.
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