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Those old LaserJets were nearly indestructible. The newer ones, not so much. I think I might have had that same Panasonic flip clock/radio as a teenager. Got
by mark-r 6y ago
Those old LaserJets were nearly indestructible. The newer ones, not so much.
I think I might have had that same Panasonic flip clock/radio as a teenager. Got rid of it long ago after a significant number of digits broke off.
- FriedPickles 6y agoI'm impressed with even the new HP printers given the substantial engineering that's gone into reducing cost. It seems both low cost and longevity are achievable with the printers-and-ink business model (which incentivizes both of those for the manufacturer).
- tonyedgecombe 6y agoThe peak was the LaserJet III, after that it was all down hill.
- wglb 6y agoEven so, my Laserjet 2100, which might be going on 15 years, is still cranking away.