What's the best color laser printer to use with my new IMac?

My HP CP1525 laser printer prints too dark.  The fixes reccomended require Windows.  Does anyone know of an economical color laser printer that is compatible with my IMac? 

Hi, I've been prety happy with my Brother Color Lasers, & Brither has always had great OSX support...
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=&sku=833879&is=REG&kwBRHL3075C W=&225=&Q=&A=details
www.brother-usa.com/lp/laser-color-printers.aspx

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