Samsung ML-2010 is anyone using one?

I know this could be posted in the tiger os forum, but it concerns my iMAC G5 series B.
Has anyone actually used the Samsung ML-2010 printer with this computer running OX 10.4.3? It is not clear from the Samsung website if their driver supports the latest os from Apple. I had problems with a HP all in one which had to be returned due to incompatibility with 10.4.3 and do not want to go through that again! I am aware that some HP all in ones do work, my wife has one, but that model is no longer in production. Am also aware that the Samsung is a laser printer only.
Would also like if people using this printer like it?
Thanks
Ed

Thanks, that was the kind of information I was seeking. Appreciate your response. Just ordered one from Staples online and am looking forward to trying it out (50 off helps alot).
The only problem I have really had with the iMac is mating a printer with it.
Our HP laser is not compatible, though it is far less than a year old. One HP "all in one" works, a similar model from HP does not. So I was a little gun shy about ordering a printer without talking to someone who had hands on experience with it.
BTW, I like HP printers, but their software is terrible to uninstall if the printer does not work. Uninstalling the all in one from my Dell 1100 laptop was a nightmare, had to go to mICROSOFT website to get info on deleting about half a dozen registry entries it left behind. Would not uninstall from the XP "add/remove software" utility.
Thanks Again,
Ed

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