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vulkan75
26-02-2004, 5:17 PM
My trusty hp deskjet940c jammed with paper today and died, bits of plastic falling from its insides like a disemboweled samurai.:mad:

Anyway being out of the printer info loop for sometime,I'm after some rec's.

I looked at the hp deskjet 5150 and it seems capable...mmmm,
Anything you think might be worth a look?.

Kramer
26-02-2004, 5:34 PM
I'd recommend a cheap (Samsung) laser for B&W & another cheapish inkjet for colour etc..

Spent loads on a high end Epson colour inkjet maybe 6 months ago & now wish I didn't - use the laser for 90% plus of my printing.

:smoke:

dr_mabuse
26-02-2004, 5:54 PM
vulkan75
I have got the HP Deskjet 5150 and it's given pretty impressive results for me so far. Whichever you choose make sure you know the replacement ink cartridge costs - these can be a little high!!

dr_m

Big Adam
26-02-2004, 9:28 PM
Originally posted by Kramer
I'd recommend a cheap (Samsung) laser for B&W & another cheapish inkjet for colour etc..

Spent loads on a high end Epson colour inkjet maybe 6 months ago & now wish I didn't - use the laser for 90% plus of my printing.

:smoke:

Totally agree. My little Samsung ML1210 and HP 930 do me proud.

Big A

Orbital
26-02-2004, 10:27 PM
Hi Vulkan75,

If you do take the advice and go for a Samsung laser printer, I had an email froms Dabs today saying that THIS (http://www.dabs.com/uk/productview?quicklinx=1yhc) laser printer is going on sale tomorrow (27th Feb) at a price of £49.99. Not bad at all.

vulkan75
26-02-2004, 10:35 PM
Thanks for the feedback guys,I never thought about getting 2 printers though.
Its an intresting solution but how do find the problem of space,doesn't all get a bit cluttered this way?

I'm in the middle of building an extension at the moment with an office on the way,so it shouldn't be a problem then.However thats 6 mths off:god: .

The thing is I'm going to need something to keep going till then.