On Sun, 20 Aug 2006, Ken Elliott wrote:
>>> Color is not necessary...
>>> Cheap renewables (per page at least) is a big bonus.
>>> Can anybody recommend (or de-recommend) one?
>
> Lowest consumables cost would be a laser printer type.
Warmup time's usually a killer for laser printers though. Warmup time for
an inkjet is darn near 0. Too, for a couple copies a day, it's not that big
a savings.
> HP LaserJet 3050 ($299), if sheet feed is ok. Worthless for copying books,
> however.
Forgot to mention -- it needs to be flatbed.
> HP LaserJet 3055 ($399), if you need a flatbed scanner.
http://shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/product_detail.do?product_code=Q6503A%23ABA
Um, I see $500 (OK, $0.01 less) for that one. Did they raise the price or
was that an oopsie?
> But you might compare this with a real copier, just to be sure.
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