Both the Phaser 350 and the Phaser 560 can serve as workhorses for all of your color and monochrome business printing. The basic versions of these two Tektronix printers don't include network support. One of the Phaser 350's strengths is its ease of setup. Plug in the cables, add some wax blocks, turn on the printer, and wait for the wax to melt. The front panel will warn you when you need to add more wax.
Software installation is similarly straightforward.
Note, too, that Tektronix continues to offer black ink for free for the Phaser 350, making it more attractive for mixed color and monochrome environments. On our tests, the Phaser 350 produced brilliant colors, crisp edges, fully filled-in solid areas, and gradients without banding. Photos showed a grainy effect from dithering but were certainly acceptable for business documents. Text was suitably crisp. Although Tektronix rates the Phaser 350 at 6 ppm for 300 by 300 dpi, and at 4 ppm for 600 by 300 dpi, it was one of the slowest printers on our tests.