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Come to think of it ...

This should all be moot soon anyways, the Bubble/Ink jet market is soon to die ...

The only real reason to buy a Bubble/Ink jet printer is to get cheaper colour. Well, now you can buy a colour laser for $500. Catridges are cheaper in the long run (they last substantially longer), which makes printing cheaper.

In black and white, with 7% page coverage, it costs 7 cents to print a page on a laser printer ... meanwhile the same page on a Bubble/Ink jet printer costs 50 cents, yes, half a buck. That means, that for every pack of 500 pages, it costs $35 on the laser, and $250 on the Bubble Jet - alot of this depends, of course, on how frequently you USE the Bubble/Ink Jet - If you do the math, you soon realize over a course of two or three years, it's MUCH cheaper to buy a $500 laser, than a $100 bubble jet.

If the Colour Laser printers make it down to $300. I 'd bet good money Mr. Bubble Jet and Mr. Beta Max will be playing Texas Hold'em together.

As always, just my opinion, take it or leave it ...

Ludo

Posted by: Ludovit   Posted on: 06/09/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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