> Thoughts? Any chance colorbyte would do this? (I'm talking mostly about the > "the B&W only version" idea -- the de-bundling of support from product is > probably much more of a longshot). I'm posting this here, in addition to > writing > colorbyte soon, because (a) I hope others would also write to colorbyte and > suggest they do this and (b) because I know people from colorbyte > occassionally contribute to this board, so it would help if they see support > for > or refinement of this idea from others on this board. I have not looked at all the products that are available but, one of the things that drew me to IP a few years ago was the fact that Cone's B&W only product for the larger printers was the same price as IP and with IP I got Color and B&W. The most important value that Colorbyte offers is that they will create a profile for your ink and paper combo if it does not already exist - these are features that I would not want to be without. I guess the big question would be to ask how profitable has it been to offer a $500 product, and would a $200 product really produce enough additional customers to be worth the investment in reprogramming? If they got a lot of new customers who would provide the support? This brings me to a point I made regarding another post lamenting the absence of a Windows product - it may be that some small companies don't want lots more customers. Wendel
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Re: [Digital BW] ImagePrint RIP B&W edition (hypothetical)? (cross-posted)
2003-12-22 by Wendel White
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