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In your experience, do they come complete with cartridges? Thanks
Whilst I'm here, whats duplex printing?
Whilst I'm here, whats duplex printing?
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WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> In fact, I used to work with a Xerox printer costing tens of
> thousands of pounds.
They make those evil things that always jam, photocopiers.
"Phi11ip, the photocopier's jammed again, can you fix it?"
I suppose it was my own fault for working in an office where it was about 95% female!
> In fact, I used to work with a Xerox printer costing tens of
> thousands of pounds.
They make those evil things that always jam, photocopiers.
"Phi11ip, the photocopier's jammed again, can you fix it?"
I suppose it was my own fault for working in an office where it was about 95% female!
Thanks. :)
Marzman wrote:
> Both sides at the same time?
Only on expensive printers, usually industrial ones.
In fact, I used to work with a Xerox printer costing tens of thousands of pounds, and even that only printed one side at a time.
'Consumer' printers print one side, pass the paper back through and print the other side.
> Both sides at the same time?
Only on expensive printers, usually industrial ones.
In fact, I used to work with a Xerox printer costing tens of thousands of pounds, and even that only printed one side at a time.
'Consumer' printers print one side, pass the paper back through and print the other side.
Armatige Shanks wrote:
"btw Duplex printing means printing on both sides of a page, or
double-sided printing"
Both sides at the same time?
Thanks. Probably does come with starter ink. A laser printer I brought came 1/3 full.
Cong_Man, ain't got a spare Usb cable (its not that hard to change them over) but someone I know reckons his local Poundland sells em' :)
"btw Duplex printing means printing on both sides of a page, or
double-sided printing"
Both sides at the same time?
Thanks. Probably does come with starter ink. A laser printer I brought came 1/3 full.
Cong_Man, ain't got a spare Usb cable (its not that hard to change them over) but someone I know reckons his local Poundland sells em' :)
Indeed they do, although if you haven't got a USB A to B cable, you'll need to invest in one of those, as 98% of printers don't come with a USB cable. Having said that, if you're anything like me, you probably have a dozen spare anywhoo.
Yes, they do.
InkJets tend to split the colour cartride up these days - apparently it saves us money (since we only buy the colours that have run out) - but I reckon its saving the printer companies far more.
All the printers I have have (including a ten quid colour inkjet I picked up from Dell) come with either free cartridges or starter ink (cut size ink carts) - so you should be fine
You may want to try some other sites (e.g. ebuyer) for generic carts - for epson and canon machines generic carts come in at 3-4 quid each (I've seen them as cheap as 99p before)
btw Duplex printing means printing on both sides of a page, or double-sided printing.
:P
All the printers I have have (including a ten quid colour inkjet I picked up from Dell) come with either free cartridges or starter ink (cut size ink carts) - so you should be fine
You may want to try some other sites (e.g. ebuyer) for generic carts - for epson and canon machines generic carts come in at 3-4 quid each (I've seen them as cheap as 99p before)
btw Duplex printing means printing on both sides of a page, or double-sided printing.
:P
6?! What Printer is it? Surely it only needs 1 B&W and 1 Colour...?
Thanks. I was a tad concerned cos the printer I'm after has 6 cartridges and it'll be about £40 straight away if they didn't come with
They usually come with enough to get you started. All my past printers have.
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