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Hi All! I need inkjet printer
wonder if anyone got some old one somewhere stashed under the stairs
Need print ink black
best would be epson or brother.

thanks
PAul



oh... And as cheap as you can. beer money preferred or favor...

Don't you have enough printers already, Paul?

Paul;46290 wrote:Hi All! I need inkjet printer
wonder if anyone got some old one somewhere stashed under the stairs
Need print ink black
best would be epson or brother.

thanks
PAul



oh... And as cheap as you can. beer money preferred or favor...

If you could stretch to a new Ricoh GXe3300 I'd throw in 20 sets of cartridges free of charge Paul...

this is the problem I get rid of all of them and got my ONLY trusted brother here. but it will be used for sublimation only. so need another inkjet now got any??

bms;46322 wrote:If you could stretch to a new Ricoh GXe3300 I'd throw in 20 sets of cartridges free of charge Paul...

weeeellllll.... in did i would have to stretch bit more lol.

Paul;46326 wrote:weeeellllll.... in did i would have to stretch bit more lol.

surely you can get this - when its back in stock ! :rolleyes:

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/epson-sty ... 8-pdt.html

Paul...if it is a simple inkjet printer you might consider Kodak. They have a marketing line of being the cheapest cost of ink per page than any other printer. Cartridge costs are well below other brands. Print quality is up there with the market contenders.

RogerC;46367 wrote:Paul...if it is a simple inkjet printer you might consider Kodak. They have a marketing line of being the cheapest cost of ink per page than any other printer. Cartridge costs are well below other brands. Print quality is up there with the market contenders.

I think that's largely marketing speak. If you do precisely what Kodak did to calculate page cost, then there might be a minor saving - whether it'd be enough to offset the increased cost of the printer is another matter. And Kodak do seem to be doing what others have done, by increasing cartridge cost while decreasing quantity of ink.

If print cost is really the deciding factor, there's nothing cheaper than refillables and third-party ink.

i think Paul wants a printer donated to him rather than buy 1
i think he's hoping someone has one they don't want anymore

Surely it would cost too much in postage to send him a freebie !
We all best purchase some raffle tickets off his site so he can afford to buy 1.