Office Equipment

Are you confused about the various ways to buy from Xerox? With so many options available, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Should you go directly to Xerox or work with a local dealer? Does it matter if you’re a small business or a large enterprise?

At Strategic Technology Partners of Texas (STPT), we often hear these questions from customers. That’s why we’ve put together this guide—to help you navigate the different purchasing options and find the one that fits your needs. Whether you're a small business or a large organization, we’ll walk you through the four ways to buy a Xerox printer and help you understand the pros and cons of each method.

The Evolution of Xerox Purchasing Methods: A Brief History

Why does Xerox offer multiple ways to buy its printers? To understand, we need to look back at how its sales strategies evolved.

Finding the best wireless printer for your home can be overwhelming. Whether you're working from home, need to print school assignments, or just want to print family photos, you want a printer that’s both convenient and reliable. But what separates wireless printers from their non-wireless counterparts, and why should you make the switch?

The biggest difference is flexibility. Non-wireless printers require a direct connection to a computer, usually via USB or Ethernet cables, which can limit where you can place the device. 

Wireless printers, on the other hand, offer the freedom to print from virtually anywhere in your home using Wi-Fi without the hassle of cables. This not only reduces clutter but also allows multiple devices—laptops, smartphones, or tablets—to print seamlessly without needing to swap connections.

Are you tired of the overwhelming number of printer options out there?

Investing in a reliable printing solution is a big deal, and making the right choice is crucial.

With almost 40 years of experience in the printer/copier industry, we understand the importance of carefully evaluating your needs before making a significant office purchase.

Simply buying the first printer you come across online is a risky move that could end up costing you more than you bargained for.

To help you avoid this costly mistake, we're leveraging our expertise as a Xerox platinum status Agent Partner to give you an in-depth look at the Xerox VersaLink product family. We'll cover different models, features, costs, and comparisons with other Xerox product families, so you can determine if a VersaLink device is the right fit for you.

When evaluating major printer brands like Xerox and Kyocera, what should you focus on?

It's not just about comparing one brand’s printer to another. Beyond looks, there are crucial differences to consider.

While most top brands can handle basic office needs, choosing the one that offers the best return on investment is key.

With nearly 40 years in the industry, we have extensive knowledge of all the leading printer brands, such as Xerox and Kyocera.

In this blog, we’ll help you decide which is right for you by comparing company overviews, similarities, differences, costs, and specific models.

Although we sell Xerox products, we value transparency and strive to provide honest, accurate information. It's up to you to choose the best brand for your needs.

There are three basic things we all want more of: money, space, and time. 

That’s why more and more people are choosing to switch to Chromebooks.

Chromebooks are laptops that run on Google’s Chrome OS. They are smaller, lightweight, and come with popular Google cloud apps such as Gmail and Docs pre-installed. These computers take up less space than traditional laptops. They are also cheaper on average and easy to use for anyone familiar with Chrome and Google’s apps.

Many organizations are switching from laptops to Chromebooks to save money, time, and space. However, a new operating system brings new obstacles for users printing with Chromebooks.