Well, you have different needs than I do. :salut:Law and schools require LOTS of paper. Living with an attorney means you really do need an excellent, high quality printer for home use.
From what I found Samsung doesn't make a networked, monochrome, duplex'ing printer.Newegg has a couple Samsung lasers for cheap:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16828112184
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16828112195
I guess I waited too long on the HL-5370DW. It's not $179.99 at Newegg & Amazon anymore. :cursin:
For $180 with free or $1.99 shipping? :bomb:They are for sale at several sites.
Well, I'd rather not throw $20 away. I don't need it today and it routinely goes on sale for $180, so I'll wait.So it is $200. If a few bucks makes a difference in your life then printers are not your primary problem.
I've never managed to exhaust a "starter" toner cartridge. I've always decided (independently) to replace the printer before the end.Either way, one drum and cartridge will probably last a sizable fraction of a decade for most people's personal printing needs.
So, I waited 6 days and voila! $179.98 after it went up to $229.99 for a few days.Well, I'd rather not throw $20 away. I don't need it today and it routinely goes on sale for $180, so I'll wait.
:erm: Yeah, you know the paper you put in a laser printer. oke:Laser printer paper?
:scratch: Well, as least I know it's not just me.Cryptic as ever.
:scratch: Well, as least I know it's not just me.
:scratch: Well, as least I know it's not just me.
Maybe on the left coast laser printers print on hopes and dreams, but where I am they need paper in the tray.
OUCHA friend destroyed his very expensive color laser the other day by feeding glossy photo paper into it; the wax layer melted all over a bunch of rollers.
Yuck! A while back (1997-8?) my boss' daughter did the same to our color Okidata. Only one sheet and I was able to rescue the printer by printing about 500 blank pages via the straight paper path. Smelled awful for about a week.A friend destroyed his very expensive color laser the other day by feeding glossy photo paper into it; the wax layer melted all over a bunch of rollers.
A friend destroyed his very expensive color laser the other day by feeding glossy photo paper into it; the wax layer melted all over a bunch of rollers.
Unless the printer is emblazoned with the word "Phaser," it had better not need any "special" paper.Bleh, marketing. Laser and copier paper is interchangeable.
I think you're forgetting about the fanfold using specials that were popular into the mid 90's.Unless the printer is emblazoned with the word "Phaser," it had better not need any "special" paper.