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1. A0 . need print and scan<br />
2. need to compare<br />
3. no<br />
4. not important<br />
5. no matter<br />
6. yes network
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1. A0 . need print and scan
2. need to compare
3. no
4. not important
5. no matter
6. yes network

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OK, if you need A0 then you will have to go for an inkjet - there are no A0 lasers. <br />
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I have not used any such system so I can't really recommend any, but both HP and Canon claim to have systems.<br />
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All of them seem to consist of a printer and a scanner, but one system you can look at is the <a href="http://scannerguys.com.au/Canon~Large_Format~Printers~IPF815MFP~Canon_IPF815_MFP_A0_44_5_Ink_160GB_HDD_Technical_Workflow_Solution_with_Print_and_Scan_Computer_and_Touchscreen.html" rel="ugc">Canon IPF815 MFP</a>. It has no network port, but you could of course connect it to a server and share it. <br />
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I suspect you may be better off investing in a separate printer &amp;&nbsp;scanner, but I'll wait and see if anyone else has experience with such systems
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OK, if you need A0 then you will have to go for an inkjet - there are no A0 lasers.

I have not used any such system so I can't really recommend any, but both HP and Canon claim to have systems.

All of them seem to consist of a printer and a scanner, but one system you can look at is the Canon IPF815 MFP [http://scannerguys.com.au/Canon~Large_Format~Printers~IPF815MFP~Canon_IPF815_MFP_A0_44_5_Ink_160GB_HDD_Technical_Workflow_Solution_with_Print_and_Scan_Computer_and_Touchscreen.html]. It has no network port, but you could of course connect it to a server and share it.

I suspect you may be better off investing in a separate printer & scanner, but I'll wait and see if anyone else has experience with such systems

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dear admin ,<br />
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&nbsp;not getting proper replies nowadays.<br />
<br />
&nbsp;delete this question
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dear admin ,

 not getting proper replies nowadays.

 delete this question

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which is the best plotter cum scanner for engineers/architects

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