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- Black / White: HP LaserJet Pro 4001ne Monochrome Network Printer (Shop@UW > IT Supplies > CDWG > Search 7039645) ; $212 (NOTE*** - This model requires set it up with a laptop on a local switch together. Do this in the IT office before delivery)
- Color: HP Color LaserJet Pro M455dn - color ; Shop@UW > IT Supplies > CDWG > Search 6402114 ; $612
- Multi-Function w/Scanner: HP Color LaserJet Enterprise MFP M480f Multifunction Printer (Shop@UW > IT Supplies > CDWG > Search for 6402113 ; $954
Advanced Systems (for higher image analysis or demanding lab functions):
- At this time, the Dell Alienware towers have worked well for GPU oriented (A.I. Deep/Machine Learning) tasks. You essentially want to configure a Ryzen 5/7 CPU or Intel i7 CPU, and an Nvidia 3000 or 4000 GPU. The Nvidia GPUs include CUDA support which is often used in Matlab scripting routines and other lab-specific software. I would advise to avoid AMD GPUs for this reason.
- Dell Precisions are an option for CPU-based analysis work, however due to the terrible track record we have had with them I would steer labs towards our HPC clusters on campus or just get a roughly equivalent Alienware/Optiplex "Plus"
- The Dell XPS laptop can be ordered through our consumer rep, this is a great alternative to the Precision in the mobile space. The presence of a dedicated GPU, better architectural design and thermals, and long-standing track record are all big plusses for the labs.
- Kingstar is our typical recommended vendor for multi-gpu units if this is needed for Cryo-EM and similar setups