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The real problem is the printer makers want to make printers as cheap as possible and sell lots of ink to rake in the $. An actual good printer would have enou
by transfire 3y ago
The real problem is the printer makers want to make printers as cheap as possible and sell lots of ink to rake in the $.
An actual good printer would have enough compute (Raspberry Pi would be sufficient) and storage (a small ssd) to handle the task by itself. Then printing is nothing more than copying a file to the printer.
- tonyedgecombe 3y ago>The real problem is the printer makers want to make printers as cheap as possible I don't think they want to. They are forced into it by the razor thin margins on cheap hardware. It's a race to the bottom.