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Tangent, but what is the smallest reliable color laser printer available on the market today? No need for speed, no need for super high quality, no need for sca
by dataflow 5y ago
Tangent, but what is the smallest reliable color laser printer available on the market today? No need for speed, no need for super high quality, no need for scan/fax - just size, color, reliability, and laser (so occasional use doesn't dry out ink). Is there such a thing?
- jjjjoe 5y agoProbably the wee Brother 3200-something you can find at any office supply store. We had a rebranded sibling sold by Dell for a decade. CUPS likes them. They're slow, but they work.
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- mzi 5y agoI don't even need a small printer. What is the HP LaserJet 4M of today? That can sustain being the daily driver in a computer lab, survive a couple of million pages and has an at least half-reliable PS engine?
- jfoutz 5y agofor some reason, I thought it was M4. I had to learn pdf, I had to print pdf. the trusty old _4M_ was an absolute tank. I think I went through a box of paper, not ream, but box, working out edge cases and random floating point rounding errors. I can't bring myself to say _hate_ but I dislike printers. I have a grudging respect for HP 4M printers. Yeah, when my home laser printer dies, I'm getting a refurb 4M, I'll set up a little shrine in the garage and print a page once every 2 years.