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Xerox is essentially a Lexmark reseller at this point. You can look at what Xerox technicians are posting on reddit if you need evidence: https://www.reddit.co
by ryao 2y ago
Xerox is essentially a Lexmark reseller at this point. You can look at what Xerox technicians are posting on reddit if you need evidence:
https://www.reddit.com/r/printers/comments/15sa0q4/why_do_the_lexmark_mc3326i_and_the_xerox_c235dni/ https://www.reddit.com/r/printers/comments/15sa0q4/why_do_th...
As per a comment there, even the toner cartridges are the same, with the only difference being the chip used.
This acquisition should make Xerox into a company that builds its own printers again.
- tecleandor 2y agoAh, interesting. I guess they were manufacturing the bigger corporate machines, and rebranding this medium/small sized printers. They also had solid ink printers (we had one in the office a long time ago) but I think they aren't doing them anymore. I bought past year a bunch of Xerox branded toners for an HP printer, and I didn't know they had diversified the business that much. I wonder if they manufacture them.
- bradfa 2y agoXerox still manufactures a lot of toner. It’s where all the money is in the market. They have a massive plant making EA toner and then a packing plant next door in Webster, NY USA at the main campus.