Printers

Network Printers
For network printers we support Hewlett Packard models.

Personal Printers
Most of the printers listed below are for multiple users and heavy usage and therefore more expensive. For individual printers that will not be connected to the network, there is no restriction on what type you buy, so you may wish to consider a different model or brand.

Here are some possible sources for other non-network printers.
Dell
http://premier.dell.com/premier/acc_lgn.asp?58C2798C5D118973E8CB7BA16AA7BE48EC5D1E8B680A3B5E61E17D3FB64239EA
Tech Depot
http://www.techdepot.com/pro/category.asp?catId=73

Printers - General Info
For network printers be certain to select a model with an "n" after the model number.
Models with a "d" after the number are duplexing printers, meaning they can print on both sides of the paper.
A model number with the letter "t" after the number are printer with extra trays to load for printing.
Models with the letter "x" after the number are printers that include everything.
If a model description says it is network ready or duplexing capable, but does not have the "d" or "n" after the model number it means that these features are optional and can only be added to the printer with additional cost.

UCA Printer Contract
Contract: AR-State of Arkansas (WSCA II) #A63309-AR

HP GEM Direct
C10GM
10810 Farnam DriveOmaha, NE 68154

Note: For specifications go to http://government.hp.com/products.asp?prodid=642&agencyid=27&state=AR.
Black and White printers