On Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:55:59 -0700, Ron <BigELilE05 DeleteThis @msn.com>
wrote:
>On Jun 24, 6:13 am, Paul <nos... DeleteThis @needed.com> wrote:
>> Ron wrote:
>> > I was just given a Lexmark Z715, where is the cheapest place to buy
>> > cartridges?
>>
>> > (online and/or store)
>>
>> I think the reviewers mostly have the thing pegged. Scroll down. 4 reviews.
>>
>> http://www.amazon.com/Lexmark-Z715-Color-Jetprinter-15L7500/dp/B0001U...
>>
>> "Most low cost printers are designed to use a lot of ink"
>>
>> Whether it is worthwhile running, may depend on what you are going to
>> print with it. For run of the mill hardcopy, a laser printer might
>> be cheaper to run.
>>
>> Paul
>
>No heaving duty printing, mostly "how to guides" an occasional
>picture.
>
>I can't find them (takes 2) for under $20.00 a piece online, and that
>doesn't include shipping.
Yes, that's how they make their $. You either pay around
that much or find some generics and test them till you find
one that works acceptibly (though Lexmark was one of the
companies a bit more aggressive about preventing generics
use and pursuing those who made generics).
As another poster already mentioned, in the long run it'll
be cheaper to get a B&W laser, if you can accept B&W
printing. Might even be cheaper to buy a color laser if you
did enough volume to offset the high initial and replacement
toner cartridge costs (hundreds of dollars to replace all 4
cartridges, actually one business class color laser I have
costs about $1000 to replace all 4), and though color laser
print quality has increased in the past few years it is
still less photorealistic than a good inkjet.
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