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The solution to the colour printer problem is not to buy a printer. I've probably spent as much time trying to get home colour printing to work well as I have r
by betageek 18y ago
The solution to the colour printer problem is not to buy a printer. I've probably spent as much time trying to get home colour printing to work well as I have re-installing windows. These days neither thing (colour printer or windows pc) exists in my life. Use a cheap laser for black & white and when you need a colour print send it to the copy shop/bureau.
- mcav 18y agoThat's a good idea, but when I bought a laser printer (a Brother) last year, I was disappointed with its quality. (Seemed dim and/or pixelated.) Any recommendations for a reasonable laser?
- cameldrv 18y agoIf all you want is a printer, the old HPs are really good. The Laserjet 4 in particular was a high water mark in quality. You can find them fairly cheaply, and if you fix the one problem they have (accordion jams), which is not very difficult and requires about $20 worth of parts, they will basically last forever, and are cheap to run. The output quality from these printers is about the best I've seen from a laser.