I read online a laser printer costs 2 cents a page and a inkjet costs 10 cents a page. Does anyone have a laser printer that they use at HOME? Thanks! Several years ago the answer to this question was always that a personal laser printer will cost less thatn an inkjet printer becuase of the cost of th
Read Full StoryPurchasing (the correct) personal laser printer for your home PC is one of the best investments you can make. The is a huge choice of manufacturers, such as Dell and HP and Xerox, that make printers for all bugets and have wide ranges of facilities. But, each one of them will save you money on ink as p
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Link: www.buy.com As well as delivering full multipurpose print functionality – print, copy and colour scan – the SCX-4600/4623F/4623FN series offers a range of features to make you even more productive. Key among these is the Print Screen function on the SCX-4600 and SCX-4623F, which allows you to print what you see on your screen at the touch of a button.
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Purchasing (the correct) personal laser printer for your home PC is one of the best investments you can make.
The is a huge choice of manufacturers, such as Dell and HP and Xerox, that make printers for all bugets and have wide ranges of facilities. But, each one of them will save you money on ink as persal laser printers use a lot less ink than their inkjet printer counterparts.
Here is a short loist of items to look for when making your buying decision.
Does it need to have high spped capability?
For home use, and unless you are printing hundreds of pages at a time, a printer that takes an extra few seconds to print a page is generally just fine. The more you pay, the faster the printer will print – but why pay extra for performance you will never need?
How much desk space will it take up?
The footprints of personal laster printers are coming down all the time. The new designs are much smaller but they do sacrice some paper holding capacity. But, again, for home use, I do not see any issues.
Can you print all the things you need to?
The is the biggest and most decisive question to ask. If you are printing text then a personal laser printer is for you. If you want to proint graphics, especially color, then you should be looking at a photo inkjet printer and will have to bit the bullet when it comes to ink costs.
There are color laser printers that will do a decent job for everything that does not need the photo type resolution.
What are the running costs of my printer?
This will depend on how much you use it. It generally will print more than an inkjet but for both laser and inkjet printers, replacment ink cartridges can become expensive. Take a look at the manufacturers specifications and work out hom many pages per cartridge they can print, then divide by cartridge price by the number of pages to get you cost per page.
Connecting your printer to the PC.
I always recommend using a wireless connection – especially for those that have laptops or not much space for the printer.
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I’ve got a laser printer which needs to serve several workstation jobs.how do i connect?
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Needs to be under 0, ink usage low to normal, replacement cartridges not too expensive (more than the printer?), ink cartridges should be seperate not in a common tank (one runs low, you have to replace all of them) and of course make good to great photo prints. Any suggestions or links to quality sites. The suggestions I find are always to expensive printers. Please advise!
