What Are You Doing Right Now
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Now I'm really confused - I recall not that long ago that you were preaching that Inkjets were WAY cheaper to operate than Lasers and where the way to go.
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@Dashrender said:
Now I'm really confused - I recall not that long ago that you were preaching that Inkjets were WAY cheaper to operate than Lasers and where the way to go.
SAme here.
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@Dashrender At least my advice still stands.
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@Dashrender said:
Now I'm really confused - I recall not that long ago that you were preaching that Inkjets were WAY cheaper to operate than Lasers and where the way to go.
That's what I thought.. not that I'd ever by an injet. I have both a color laser and B&W even at home.
Also pretty sure there are B&W inkjets for some stuff.
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A B&W inkjet is any inkjet that doesn't have color cartridges installed. Granted the printer might refuse to print if you send a color print job to it... unlike a B&W laser.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
@Dashrender said:
Now I'm really confused - I recall not that long ago that you were preaching that Inkjets were WAY cheaper to operate than Lasers and where the way to go.
That's what I thought.. not that I'd ever by an injet. I have both a color laser and B&W even at home.
Also pretty sure there are B&W inkjets for some stuff.
I have colour laser at home too. So much easier to deal with.
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@Dashrender said:
A B&W inkjet is any inkjet that doesn't have color cartridges installed. Granted the printer might refuse to print if you send a color print job to it... unlike a B&W laser.
lol. yeah but they make some only meant to be b&w. they aren't consumer though.
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@Dashrender said:
A B&W inkjet is any inkjet that doesn't have color cartridges installed. Granted the printer might refuse to print if you send a color print job to it... unlike a B&W laser.
B&W Inkjet is another term for boat anchor
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LOL - I'll toss my name in the pile of those that have color laser printer at home.
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More and more common these days I think. Anyone buying a printer to really use long ago switched to laser. And once you buy one, you have one for forever.
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@scottalanmiller said:
More and more common these days I think. Anyone buying a printer to really use long ago switched to laser. And once you buy one, you have one for forever.
Biggest issue is the vendor stops making supplies for it - I have a color laser like that.. once I'm out of supplies, the printer goes in the heap.
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That sucks. Is it an HP?
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@Dashrender You can get the empties refilled, which will last you a while until something else breaks
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@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
More and more common these days I think. Anyone buying a printer to really use long ago switched to laser. And once you buy one, you have one for forever.
Biggest issue is the vendor stops making supplies for it - I have a color laser like that.. once I'm out of supplies, the printer goes in the heap.
Toner is easy to refill yourself. Fusers not so easy to make haha.
I think my brother B&W laser is from 2007 and my Color is about 1 year old. I rarely need color.
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It's Froyo time around here.
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Interesting rub today with the forum. After hitting the Return to last position, I have to scroll down and hit the next page (304 now 305).
Interesting....
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Finally got the projects that I was working on finished. It was a really long day. Going to go watch television and veg now!
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@Dashrender said:
@scottalanmiller said:
That sucks. Is it an HP?
Nope 10 year old Ricoh CL3000
The reality is I rarely use it - so I might last another two years with the supplies in it.
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Heading to the DMV.
