In article <1131992411.185240.216890@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>,
Susan Sharm <susanshaarm@yahoo.com> wrote:

> This is another great idea! Thanks for taking the time to post this.
> Someone else suggested that a laser color printer also doesn't have
> this ink drying in the printheads problem. Another person suggested
> getting a printer which didn't use particulate inks (those which are a
> suspension of colored particles).

Be sure you carefully examine some actual prints (NOT the demo pages)
made with the color laser before purchasing. Historically, color lasers
have been best for business images (charts, graphs, etc.) and don't
really do a great job wih photos or other continuous tone images.
Reading some reviews is a good idea as well.

They've gotten better, and it depends on how demanding you are - but
me, I have both. The Epson six-color inkjet (pain in the a** that it
is) is enough better than the HP Color Laserjet that keeping it is
worthwhile.