HP makes some interesting compact laser printers these days that could easily be stored away while you're not using them -- something like the HP LaserJet Pro M15w might be nice for infrequent use.
HP makes some interesting compact laser printers these days that could easily be stored away while you're not using them -- something like the HP LaserJet Pro M15w might be nice for infrequent use.
> Dynamic security enabled printer. Only intended to be used with cartridges using an HP original chip. Cartridges using a non-HP chip may not work, and those that work today may not work in the future.
DRMed toner cartridges with OTA "security" improvements? That sounds like a major anti-feature.
We have 25 printers just decide that they would no longer work with the toner they had been using for 3 months.
But, most of them don’t clean while in standby, and none of them clean themselves when unpowered. That’s the problem with infrequent use.
Lasers aren’t >$1,000 anymore, where it only makes economical sense for those who print in high volumes. There are a TON of laser printers under $100.
No lie, the last laser printer I purchased was actually $24.99, brand new.
I agree. I bought a Epson ET-2750 EcoTank InkJet to replace a really old Brother laser printer and regret it. Text and even graphics (to look at UI designs, etc.) from a laser printer are so much better.