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25th Sep 2006, 13:29
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As with everything else in the computer world, there are choices when it comes to printers. You have the basic toner printer that mostly does black and white copies and is usually faster. Then you have the Inkjets that usually have better quality but slower output. Ink is usually less than $20 and toner is sometimes over $100. Are lasers really worth it?
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25th Sep 2006, 13:49
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I personally use a Ink jet and I don't think its that slow at all.
I currently have a HP psc 1215 which is a scanner, printer and photocopier. I love it, its definitely the best printer I have had, been very reliable so far. The cartridges are not the cheapest in the world but they last a while. To answer your question I think laser printers are better for printing bulk? If I am correct, they use them in schools as it's cheaper? |
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26th Sep 2006, 10:58
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I got one of those basic Dell Printers, it works fine for me. 8)
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26th Sep 2006, 12:12
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Ink jet for home use, laser for office/high use.
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Lasers are fast, but take ages to warm up for the 1st print so are pointless unless your doing multiple copies of a document. My System: Hybr!d
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