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Looking for a reliable printer. No bells and whistles. Pls state the
model number too.
Anyone?
Thanks
Steve
model number too.
Anyone?
Thanks
Steve
Looking for a reliable printer. No bells and whistles. Pls state the
model number too.
Anyone?
Thanks
Steve
Looking for a reliable printer. No bells and whistles. Pls state the
model number too.
Anyone?
I got my old canon on its legs again. Thanks for the feeback/
responses.
I personally hate canon, but i've been through every other major brand
and they all suck and canon was my last choice.
Here's how corny this canon printer is. It has the power button on the
CORNER!! You cannot even feed paper into the tray without a fight
because the tray is not even smooth! I mean c'mon! .. yet it's the
best printer I've found! Scary.
I've yet to find a truly faithful printer that prints without any
flack reliably over and over. Reminds me of answering machines. It
took decades for the human race to get one to work bug free. So much
for technologically advanced innovation.
I've yet to find a truly faithful printer that prints without any
flack reliably over and over. Reminds me of answering machines. It
took decades for the human race to get one to work bug free. So much
for technologically advanced innovation.
I have laser printers, inkjets and plotters in my house of the Canon and
HP brand. In all there are eight printing devices. I can't really
complain about any of them. They are all very reliable and work well,
especially the laser printers and plotter. The plotter is almost ten
years old. Maybe I'm just lucky with, or less critical of, the printing
devices I use and the performance they provide.
Al said:I second that Michael. I rarely have any problems. A little cleaning
and tweaking here and there and all works well. Then again, I have a
brother that would have trouble with a #2 pencil. Some folks have bad
Karma with anything mechanical and that's not a crime either.
Less CriticalMichael said:I have laser printers, inkjets and plotters in my house of the Canon
and HP brand. In all there are eight printing devices. I can't
really complain about any of them. They are all very reliable and
work well, especially the laser printers and plotter. The plotter is
almost ten years old. Maybe I'm just lucky with, or less critical of,
the printing devices I use and the performance they provide.
Try finding a decent keyboard these days. It's nearly impossible.
Looking for a reliable printer. No bells and whistles. Pls state the
model number too.
Anyone?
I'm actually amazing at how well printers work considering
how complicated they are and the precise nature of their operation.
As Jan mentioned, it will require a lot more information to give you an
informed answer. How many pages per month do you expect to print? Do you
need color or is B&W adequate? Do you need to print photo's? Do you care
about speed?
Nope. I've yet to find one. No model number? Don't be shy.The new printers on very reliable.
Printing an image onto a sheet of paper is complicated? What you
consider difficult? (I dare ask)
I want to print. This means I want to put paper in one end and the
image to appear on the other. Simple yet find a printer that can
accomplish this simple task every time ie no jams ie no hassles ie no
flashing lights ie no bugs at all. Simple request, yet name that
printer. Speed is not an issue. Downtime is however bigtime. I've had
a couple dozen printers by now and none were up to the task. Some have
came close. Not close enough though .. still hunting.
Placing millions of small dots on a page in precise order and size while
considering millions of available colors seems like a chore to me.
Take a computer course. This feat ain't that difficult in 2008.
What computer course are you suggesting? What application are you
suggesting?
Take a computer course. This feat ain't that difficult in 2008.