On Thursday 08 June 2006 06:40, Elizabeth Dodd wrote: > > Our old Kyocera 1750 needs a new drum. It has been fairly reliable to > > date for many years. But for the price of a replacement drum, we can > > get three Samsung printers which were on special with extra bin for > > $300 each. > > Report back after 70,000 pages and tell us which was cheaper.
Guess no Lasers beat my inkjets - comparable print quality - first page out quicker - *fraction* of power use - I can run then on my UPS during power outages, can you? - ink is the *only* consumable apart from occasional new ink cartridges when they have been refilled too often - I am never caught out without expensive hard-to-get consumables in the time of need - nice colours when I need them (e.g.photos) - much simpler mechanism = enhanced reliability and much easier to fix if ever a problem - smaller = less desktop real estate wasted - no Ozone production - fraction of the cost per page (less than $1 in ink / ream of 500 papers for standard letters) just don't buy any cheap toy inkjets - the initial price is comparable to equivalent Lasers, it's the running costs that are so much cheaper with inkjets Horst _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
