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laser printers Any recommendations for a low-cost laser printer for home use?
Aint nobody here but us developers
Oops, forgot to do a search first, so this thread can be deleted.
Aint nobody here but us developers
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Just me (Sir to you)
I'm happy with my Samsung ML2150N. When I was shopping, it seemed to be the best duplex printer for the price - around $350-400, I think.
Jay Monkman
The Lexmark E232 is not a bad little printer, and it's pretty cheap (~$200) for a mono laser. If you want a faster network model, you can bump up to the 332n, but it's closer to $500.
A Programmer
The problem with low cost printers of any kind are paper jams.
Stephen Jones
I've had an HP LaserJet 4L for the last 10 years. Works great, though it's only 4ppm, and, uh, they're not really in production anymore.
Adam Vandenberg
Had a Samsung ML-1710 that my wife took, and an ML-1740 that I just bought. Excellent quality, very fast printing, and not subject to HP's godawful drivers. Only paid $150 for it, and toner is only $80. Price/page is very low.
Brad Wilson (dotnetguy.techieswithcats.com)
Secon Brad. We just bought a 1740 and it's been a trooper. As an added bonus, currently rebates for something like $50 off, which means when all said and done, will have a nifty little laser for around $100.
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I have a Samsung ML-1210 (which is not made anymore, i don't think.)
brent
I picked up a Samsung 1510 for just over $100. Small and neat , and ugly, but with a real paper-slot and USB interface.
pprint
Okidata sells LED printers - same resolution as laser.
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I have a Brother HL-1850 that I love. I got it about a year ago refurbished for a couple hundred bucks. From what I read about it, the toner will last a long time. I haven't had to change it at all, but I don't print tons.
David (www.davesez.com)
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