Hi Dean,
My impression is that the price has come down to $200 - 300 for entry
level printers, and that a pretty robust one can be found for around
$700. There was discussion here of a particular Ricoh printer that
folks liked a while ago. Depends on your needs - whether you need
large format printing or not. My suggestion is to do what the young
folks do - do a web search. You can find a lot on the HP site, and I
imagine Ricoh has a useful site too.
You must be an old fogey like me, if you have yet to do this :-)
Chuck
On Oct 20, 2005, at 3:46 PM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
I see your point. Without researching, how much do they get for
Laser Printers these days .... wouldn't necessarily have to be
color, if that even enters into it anymore?
Dean
On Oct 20, 2005, at 2:29 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 20.10.2005 Williams, Jim wrote:
Dean...
There are parallel-to-USB adapters especially for printers. I
used one on a PC with no problems. I'd assume they are Mac
compatible. The one I used was made by Belkin. I've seen 'em in
Best Buy and even WalMart.
Jim
Most Apple printers are not parallel. They are localtalk and the
only way to get them to talk to your new computer is via an
appletalk bridge. To be honest, the expense doesn't really justify
getting one, unless you have a very up the market printer (ie
colour or A3). Anything else, just get a new laser printer with
USB or Ethernet.
Johannes
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