That looks like a good printer, however, they would want something NEW and with warranty (and I dont mean 30-day )
too much hassle and downtime if it fails I may pick one up for personal use though Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2015 15:40:22 -0500 Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] OT: portable printer From: [email protected] To: [email protected] J-P, If you want real portability, try and find the Canon i90 Portable Inkjet Printer. I don't think Canon is making that particular model, but you can find it on eBay. Now, this printer does not have wi-fi or bt, but you can connect it to your laptop with an A-B USB Cable. I found one in a consignment store, had the a/c power adapter and usb cable, and they wanted $40 for it. The only problem with it was that the ink had dried at the printhead. Well, I an inkjet refill kit and used the clear fluid/cleaner in squirted some on the pads and let it sit for an hour. Went to the Canon Printer Support Site and downloaded drivers and installed them on Windows 7/x64, which will also work under Win 8/81. After about 20 minutes of doing some test prints, the printer worked like a champ. I carry it with me everywhere I go when I take my laptop with me. You never know when you need to print something. And it will also print pictures with the Canon Paper. I have used HP Paper and Kodak on it, but the Canon paper does work the best with this printer. Now, if I could only find the battery for this printer. :) But if you look for it on eBay, you will find some listed for around $100. The i90 was the most popular, but there is a model i110 that is listed on eBay, as well. Happy hunting. Daniel On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 3:12 PM, J- P <[email protected]> wrote: Hi all, can anyone recommend a portable printer for travel, this is for use during workshops and meetings (figure about 30-50 pages printed per use). it will be connected to laptop, wifi/bluetooth is a plus, but NOT required. trying to stay in the 300 dollar range -- Daniel Rodriguez [email protected]
