Digital BW, The Print

>If that's the case then I'd seriously consider the 2400.  It will
>print on all currently available papers, will produce beautiful
>results with unprecedented ease of use, will hardly ever clog, etc. 
>The inks will cost more than 3P inks.  It can be used with a RIP for
>finer control, and with other inks, if you ever get motivated to go
>that route. Basically it will do everything the 2200 can do (except
>BO) and much more.

Forgot to add that the 2400's ABW prints, using three grayscale inks,
produces beautifully smooth tonal transitions that the 2200 can't
quite match.  2200 prints aren't bad, but ABW prints have a special
something that's quite nice.

The K3 inks also have better longevity ratings than the 2200's UC inks.


Regards,
Clayton


Info on black and white digital printing at    
http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm