When I bought my MacBook I was given a reciept for a free Canon Pixma ip 1600 printer.
When I went in a couple of days later to pick up the printer I asked the guy at the counter if the pixma was any good, and he rolled his eyeballs and said, yeah, give this printer to your worst enemy.
Why is that, I asked?
Because, he said, you'll end up spending a fortune on ink.
My only desire is to print out black and white documents. I want the text on these documents to be as sharp as possible. Yes, I already own the Pixma, but I see in the newspaper now that Samsung is selling a laser printer for about one hundred dollars.
Should I buy the Samsung?
Specifically, 1) will the print quality be as good on the Samsung laser printer as it is on the Pixma inkjet printer, and 2) will I save money on ink in the long run? (I do A LOT of printing, by the way).
When I went in a couple of days later to pick up the printer I asked the guy at the counter if the pixma was any good, and he rolled his eyeballs and said, yeah, give this printer to your worst enemy.
Why is that, I asked?
Because, he said, you'll end up spending a fortune on ink.
My only desire is to print out black and white documents. I want the text on these documents to be as sharp as possible. Yes, I already own the Pixma, but I see in the newspaper now that Samsung is selling a laser printer for about one hundred dollars.
Should I buy the Samsung?
Specifically, 1) will the print quality be as good on the Samsung laser printer as it is on the Pixma inkjet printer, and 2) will I save money on ink in the long run? (I do A LOT of printing, by the way).