Robert- I have the same issue...only worse...all my printers are desktop and when I talked with them, they really had no solution for the desktop world. In fact they really are only focusing on the wide format printers. This is astounding to me since it seems to me they would be selling thousands of copies of a desktop version that worked with all the printers that Piezo works with?? Or am I missing something? Tom O'Connell --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Robert G. Morrison" <rmorrison@p...> wrote: > On 5/8/02 4:27 PM, "magerabamb" <MagerabamB@n...> wrote: > > > For me the biggest factor right now is cost. PiezographyBW Pro is a > > lot cheaper if you print to or plan to print to more than 1 printer. > > > > ImagePrint 4 forces you to buy licenses for each additional printer > > you run on it. Right now with my single purchase of PiezographyBW Pro > > I am printing on one computer to a 9500, a 7000, a 1280 and a 3000. > > This little print factory would cost a fortune with ImagePrint 4. > > The additional licenses are much less than the initial copy. If you buy the > 9000 or 7000 version they will also give you the desktop version for free. > I don't know whether you would have to buy two copies (one for the 7000 and > one for the 9000) or whether they would let you just buy an additional > dongle (much cheaper). Before judging their price I would talk to John > P...they seem very willing to deal with regards to pricing for people > setting up studios. > > In addition to BW, Imageprint also has full support for Epson Color OEM inks > and may also have support for 3rd party color inks in the near future...I > think the decision is much more complicated than you make it our to be. > This is a much more powerful product than PiezoBW Pro...but money is > money...I'm just not sure it is really that much more. > > Robert
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[Digital BW] Re: Piezo vs. Imageprint 4
2002-05-09 by tomoc
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