What are the disadvantages of wax toner

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What happens when some paper dust, lint or other foreign particals get in with the wax cube? What if the customer drops the cube on the floor then puts it in the machine? I don't think those microscopic inkjets will have a fun time passing those particals. Kind of like an expensive case of kidney stones.

If you want to see something funny go to this webpage. It is the Xerox Cost Savings Calculator for the colorcube......well sort of. Play with it a little. If you enter numbers that will show a significant cost savings it shows you the savings in dollars and cents. If you enter data that doesn't come out in Xerox's favor the tool directs you to a completely different webpage where it directs you to a sales representative. Very slick.....tricky....deceptive. Something you might want to show a customer if the question comes up. Just put in $0.07 for Color and $0.01 for black in a color intensive environment.
http://www.office.xerox.com/co...or-savings/enus.html