> Inkjets are smaller than lasers. Nope. My 55€ Canon inkjet is larger then laser printer from Samsung for 70€. > Cheap inkjets are cheaper than cheap lasers.

> Inkjets are smaller than lasers. Nope. My 55€ Canon inkjet is larger then laser printer from Samsung for 70€. > Cheap inkjets are cheaper than cheap lasers. Nope. Cheap lasers are in the same ballpark as cheap inkjets (50€$). The major difference is in toner/cartridge consumption and exchange interval. A laser toner can last significantly longer then inkjet cartridge and isn't prone to damages of no regular usage. > Price per page doesn't really matter when pages per year is less than 100. Absolutely correct and this also brings an answer why people choose those inkjets : "ah, I rarely print anything, so I'll have a device to print everything". But it differs if you calculate the cost of inkjet cartridge drying out/printing problems with non regular usage. Technology on laser toners doesn't have such limitations.