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Comparison between an inkjet printer and a cat

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Neil Waldhauer:

Martin Iturbide:
 ;D ;D ;D ;D
I hate printers, but I learned to love cats.

Guillaume Gay:
...And the garbage collector has not even been mentioned.

Don't forget they're planning to conquer the universe!

[Cats will be held responsible of any typo made in this message. ]

ivan:
I gave up on inkjet printers about the time that warp connect was released and converted to laser printers.  OK, so maybe I don't get quite the range of colours that an inkjet does but I get colour fast prints that if my Newfoundland dog shakes slobber on them it can be wiped off without problems.

Andi B.:

--- Quote from: ivan on May 28, 2024, 11:09:24 pm ---I gave up on inkjet printers about the time that warp connect was released and converted to laser printers.

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The same here.

But I don't missed the huge improvements the last 10 years or so. And now own 2 single line (?) SoHo all in one (scanner, copier, printer) devices. One HP for A4 which serves me well since more than 6 years and a new Brother for A3 sheets. Of course you can stay on your old laser if it still works. But mine are broken since many years. And if you think about a new printer today in the < 1k€ class then laser is a terrible bad choice.

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