Xerox Color 1000 Press

[docurley]

My Xerox sales guy put me on to this but as of yet he did not have much info on it hence me hunting around and finding this forum.

[rtesta]

gcspec is correct. However Xerox will be conducting on-site and webex's to non-disclose customers/prospects interested in the 800/1000. We've been told to refer to the Fuji Xerox site for information and all additional info will be released mid to late March.

Thanks for your interest though!

[UberTech]

I'm thinking, lets say, U.S about 200k @ 0.069.

[Craig]

Uber - you seem to be short changing Xerox, I'm guessing US $400k + and .059/click

[UberTech]

Yeah your right I'm gonna go 300k @ .035 and to raise the stakes .005 for black and white.

[*chenrezig*mandala*]

Looks like a redesign of an iGen.

VDP is the only way you will see good return from your XEROX investment, just ask any mailhouse owners.

[gcspec]

Please do not make the mistake of assuming this is a "baby iGen". The 800/1000 is a brand-new technology, designed from the ground up. While it utilizes many of the great features of the iGen, it also makes use of some of the other printer technology Xerox offers. One look at the quality this machine produces and you will see it's very different than anything else out there.

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[Whygen]

che.c - brilliant!

[Keness]

Please do not make the mistake of assuming this is a "baby iGen". The 800/1000 is a brand-new technology, designed from the ground up. While it utilizes many of the great features of the iGen, it also makes use of some of the other printer technology Xerox offers. One look at the quality this machine produces and you will see it's very different than anything else out there.

Good point. Additionally, the iGen was designed by Xerox while the 800/1000, like all the other color machines on the Xerox menu (except solid ink and some desktop printers) have been designed by Fuji Xerox and though the two companies obviously don't work in a vacuum from each other (!) there are sure to be some inherent differences.