Need printer recommendations

I'm looking at ink jet, though a cheap color laser might catch my eye.
It has to be able to handle at least 500 pages per month (mostly mailing
labels) and not cost much in ink/toner. Also has to run under Win98 SE.
I don't really care about high dpi - besides the labels I print faxes
and a few letters. Postscript is not important.

Any suggestions?

Mike

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Mike Koewler posted:
|| I'm looking at ink jet, though a cheap color laser might catch my
|| eye. It has to be able to handle at least 500 pages per month
|| (mostly mailing labels) and not cost much in ink/toner. Also has to
|| run under Win98 SE. I don't really care about high dpi - besides the
|| labels I print faxes and a few letters. Postscript is not important.
||
|| Any suggestions?
||
|| Mike

Labels, letters and faxes = B/W

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On a colour laser printer to suit you, the Samsung CLP-500 Colour Laser
Printer is impossible to go past for quality, price, operating cost and 3
year everything warranty. Is a tad larger physically than comparative other
colour laser printers, but colour quality and operating costs rule
everything else out.

In ink jet, Canon, Canon, Canon.

I'd go for a Panasonic 9 or 24 pin dot matrix.


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Don
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"Mike Koewler" wrote in message
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I'm looking at ink jet, though a cheap color laser might catch my eye.
It has to be able to handle at least 500 pages per month (mostly mailing
labels) and not cost much in ink/toner. Also has to run under Win98 SE.
I don't really care about high dpi - besides the labels I print faxes
and a few letters. Postscript is not important.

Any suggestions?

Mike

Mike,
David is right on about Canon. In your case I'd recommend the i860. Very
fast, high quality print and inexpensive to purchase. Office Depot had them
on sale and then had a rebate on top of that. The Canon ink tanks are easy
to successfully refill. Refilling will cut your cost of printing to almost
nothing. I have three Canon photo printers and they are fantastic. There
are bargains all over the place on i860's. This model has 5 tanks. A
pigmented black for text only and individual c,m,y,k tanks for photo use.
Be sure to check out http://www.steves-digicams.com/printers.html for
reviews of different printers. I'm also emailing you a pdf of my refilling
instructions. Check out comp.periphs.printers for more info than you may
ever want on printers. Hint: Canons seem to be the favorite because of their
low cost of operation and high reliability.
--
Ron Cohen

"Mike Koewler" wrote in message
...
I'm looking at ink jet, though a cheap color laser might catch my eye.
It has to be able to handle at least 500 pages per month (mostly mailing
labels) and not cost much in ink/toner. Also has to run under Win98 SE.
I don't really care about high dpi - besides the labels I print faxes
and a few letters. Postscript is not important.

Any suggestions?

Mike




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Ron Cohen wrote:
I'm also emailing you a pdf of my
refilling instructions.
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May I have a copy of the instructions also?

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All,

I bought the i860. I didn't absolutely need color, but sometimes my
daughter needs a color printout for something at school. Given the small
extra cost, it saves me from having to take a pdf file to the office and
print it there.

Thanks for the recommendations.

Does the refilling station void the warranty?

Mike

Ron Cohen wrote:
Mike,
David is right on about Canon. In your case I'd recommend the i860. Very
fast, high quality print and inexpensive to purchase. Office Depot had them
on sale and then had a rebate on top of that. The Canon ink tanks are easy
to successfully refill. Refilling will cut your cost of printing to almost
nothing. I have three Canon photo printers and they are fantastic. There
are bargains all over the place on i860's. This model has 5 tanks. A
pigmented black for text only and individual c,m,y,k tanks for photo use.
Be sure to check out http://www.steves-digicams.com/printers.html for
reviews of different printers. I'm also emailing you a pdf of my refilling
instructions. Check out comp.periphs.printers for more info than you may
ever want on printers. Hint: Canons seem to be the favorite because of their
low cost of operation and high reliability.

Hi Mike Koewler ),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I bought the i860. I didn't absolutely need color, but sometimes my
|| daughter needs a color printout for something at school. Given the
|| small extra cost, it saves me from having to take a pdf file to the
|| office and print it there.

Excellent Mike. I am sure you will be happy with it. As for a B/W Laser
these days, I am recommending the H/P LaserJet 1200/1300 Series ($299). We
have a couple of these at work, both of which have 80,000 prints and 22 jams
according to the setup report that you can print. They have been incredible.
They have not broke down, and they print excellent quality, and the toner
seems as though it lasts forever.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.publishermvps.com
~pay it forward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.

Refilling will not void the warranty. Only if a failure is directly caused
by a refill or non OEM cartridge would there be a problem. On Canon models
refilling is very popular and has not been know to cause any problems. Did
you get the refilling info file I sent to you?
--
Ron Cohen

"Mike Koewler" wrote in message
...
All,

I bought the i860. I didn't absolutely need color, but sometimes my
daughter needs a color printout for something at school. Given the small
extra cost, it saves me from having to take a pdf file to the office and
print it there.

Thanks for the recommendations.

Does the refilling station void the warranty?

Mike

Ron Cohen wrote:
Mike,
David is right on about Canon. In your case I'd recommend the i860. Very
fast, high quality print and inexpensive to purchase. Office Depot had
them
on sale and then had a rebate on top of that. The Canon ink tanks are
easy
to successfully refill. Refilling will cut your cost of printing to
almost
nothing. I have three Canon photo printers and they are fantastic.
There
are bargains all over the place on i860's. This model has 5 tanks. A
pigmented black for text only and individual c,m,y,k tanks for photo
use.
Be sure to check out http://www.steves-digicams.com/printers.html for
reviews of different printers. I'm also emailing you a pdf of my
refilling
instructions. Check out comp.periphs.printers for more info than you may
ever want on printers. Hint: Canons seem to be the favorite because of
their
low cost of operation and high reliability.




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Ron,

I got it, but my inbox seems to have a mind of its own these days. It
deleted it. Can you resend the message?

Mike

Ron Cohen wrote:
Refilling will not void the warranty. Only if a failure is directly caused
by a refill or non OEM cartridge would there be a problem. On Canon models
refilling is very popular and has not been know to cause any problems. Did
you get the refilling info file I sent to you?