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Sure there is: often the cheapest scanner you can buy is a multifunction inkjet printer.
by mehrdada 7y ago
Sure there is: often the cheapest scanner you can buy is a multifunction inkjet printer.
- rcarmo 7y agoThis. I can live without a printer for a long time, but I need to scan stuff on a monthly basis.
- otherme123 7y agoThere're (relatively cheap) lasers with scanners. I have a Brother L3510CDW color laser, scanner and copier, for about $300. Then you have things like the L1610, laser B/W and scaner, for $100. One thing the article does't mention is that the ink cartridges get clogged and dry if the printer was left idle for some time. I had lost a significant amount of money to this before changing to lasers and never looking back. Also Epson, Canon and HP were so bad actors in the 90's and 00's that I would never buy a printer from them again. Fool me once...
- Veen 7y agoI do a fair bit of scanning but these days scanner apps on my phone are just about good enough.
- taneq 7y agoYep. We have one partly for this, and partly because so we had a printer that wasn't in my office. It cost $19 and hasn't run out of ink yet, we figure when it does we can buy another three $19 multifunction printers instead of spending $60whatever on ink.