>Yep...  I remembered after I responded to Kat's post that the Phaser is a
>*really old* printer, as printers go, and was definitely NOT a consumer
>grade product.  These suckers were quite expensive new, and I think the
>cost per page when new (early 90's) was about US$1.  We were comparing
>those at the time to an HP color laser for a customer, he HP won out due
>to being far cheaper per page to print.  Tek has since sold the entire
>line to Xerox, and as far as I can tell from their web site no longer
>makes a single piece of consumer electronics.

Tektronix still make the Phasor range of colour printers - my work has just
installed a brand new one. They still seem to be the best colour printers
around without going to the high class inkjet plan printers that the
advertising guys use to do signs on photo quality roll paper.

The only problem with the Phasor printers is they only seem to do them in
A4/letter size that I am aware of.

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