SGC1506

while not related to the scanning issue, how have you found the print/copy quality?

I think they are phasing SR out. I noticed that the B140 series,(DSm651/660/675) did not include it.
SMB/scan to email/FTP is much easier to setup and maintain. SR is many cases needs a dedicated person in the office to maintain. And can be a pain to setup when using XP SP2.
My 2¢

Also I echo Neals Question.

We ordered one and had our tech's look at it before we wanted to sell it.

Our tech's thought it was poorly designed, and the print quality is poor.

When thee GelPrinter Rep from Ricoh was in, he even said wait for Generation 2...

So we have one if you want it?

its an inkjet - if you are looking for inkjet quality its fine, if you are looking for laser quality you are in for big disapointment.

Our techs were mixed on feedback. Some liked the printer and some didn't. The advantages they all seemed to agree on were: 1. The speed is awesome compared to other low end inkjets without having to be in draft mode to get great speed. 2. The ink dried VERY quickly when compared to other inkjets we tried. In fact, one of the more skeptical techs tried to smudge the ink right off the printer and could not.

The biggest disadvantage was the print quality, but for a low end ink printer, the speed more than makes up for the lower, grainy pictures.

Unless the customer lays them side-by-side, they may not notice the difference. I know we're going to try to start selling them. EVERY business has at least one or two inkjets, simply because of the low start-up cost.

The Print/copy qaulity is not bad. Of course it's a litle slower. B & W is good, while color is a little light and sometimes has linesin it typical with some ink jet printers. But all in all, not bad.