When compared to the last low-end color laser we reviewed from HP, the LaserJet 2550L, the 2600n has dropped PostScript emulation in favor of host-based GDI, which (like an inkjet) relies on your computer to do the image processing. It also cut the installed RAM from 64MB down to 16MB. On the plus side, the standard paper capacity has been doubled from 125 to 250 sheets and the price dropped by a whopping $200..



Link: MacWorld