The math of expense depends on your age.
If you are 70 years old, buy the Inkjet.
If you are 20 buy the Laser.
Get it? The fifty years plus set will...
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On Saturday, September 18, 2004, at 04:14 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I'd say save and get a laser. In the long run, the costs of ink will make the Deskjet more expensive........
Michael L. Meyer wrote:
Hello all --
I’ve read some of the printer discussions in the past, and thought I might run this question by you all. Does anyone have/what do you think of the HP Deskjet 9650? I’m looking for a printer that gives as close to laser-quality output as possible (but I by no means do anything that requires archival-quality or publishable stuff) and will print on large-size paper (at least 11x17, although the 9650 brochure says it goes up to 13x19). At the same time, this printer is for use in our home, and my wife and I would like to be able to print out digital photos on it as well.
The HP Deskjet 9650 seems to fulfill both of those needs, and I usually see it on sale for $250 or $300 at the local OfficeMax or Staples. Are there any alarms I should know about, for those of you who have used it? Does anyone have a better product in mind in a similar price range ($350 at the absolute upper-most limit)?
Thanks in advance for anyone’s suggestions.
-- Mike
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