And then there's wireless printers. Nightmare. Same as wireless keyboards and mice. I refuse to supply them any more. Fed up with the phone calls.Printers and wireless networks, two of the most unreliable technologies ever invented IMO
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My MacBook works well on wireless but the rest drop out for a past time so I have them plugged in.
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Threw my injet in the bin today, I use a HP4100 I got for £60 with a full toner for bulk black and white stuff. I very rarely do I do colour any more, black and white printing, 8000 pages from a £40 cartridge! Bargain. Ebays the cheapest for me.
And the quality surpasses that of an inkjet for text/ musical score by far.
My HP D2360 flipped me the v's for the last time this morning, may it rot in hell with it's extortionate £6 a piece cartridges which print about 2 pages and takes 20 minutes to realise it's even on.
And the quality surpasses that of an inkjet for text/ musical score by far.
My HP D2360 flipped me the v's for the last time this morning, may it rot in hell with it's extortionate £6 a piece cartridges which print about 2 pages and takes 20 minutes to realise it's even on.
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Re: inkjet ink
Just ordered my ink from these that you recommended.aeromech3 wrote:Get my original hp from justinkandpaper.com
So far so good, about a pound more than Find but free delivery
Saved about £3.50 over my usual and could buy less
Dave