I am on the market for a cheap printer, not necessarily a laser printer, just something that's for heavy use for document printing to replace my old Canon Bubble Jet printer. It is so old already that I don't even remember what year I bought it; it finally broke down.
I am thinking of replacing it with a cheap printer, Brother printers are cheap, but I read a guide on buying laser printers and it is not a matter how cheap the printer is but how cheap to maintain it. The more I read, the more confused I become.
I thought I would do my research now so that I could just buy what I need during PC Fair which I expect to be held some time in April, 2009. I HOPE that they will hold Ipoh PC Fair at Stadium Indera Mulia. The previous one was a disaster, in my opinion, due to wrong location.
I spoke to a couple of people and they both told me to get a dot matrix printer instead, and I thought that dot matrix printers are already out of production! I wonder if parts for dot matrix printers would be more expensive and will there be connectivity problems? I understand that they still connect with parallel ports instead of the common USB ports and are there new computers that still have parallel ports installed?
Why are purchase decisions so difficult to make?
I am thinking of replacing it with a cheap printer, Brother printers are cheap, but I read a guide on buying laser printers and it is not a matter how cheap the printer is but how cheap to maintain it. The more I read, the more confused I become.
I thought I would do my research now so that I could just buy what I need during PC Fair which I expect to be held some time in April, 2009. I HOPE that they will hold Ipoh PC Fair at Stadium Indera Mulia. The previous one was a disaster, in my opinion, due to wrong location.
I spoke to a couple of people and they both told me to get a dot matrix printer instead, and I thought that dot matrix printers are already out of production! I wonder if parts for dot matrix printers would be more expensive and will there be connectivity problems? I understand that they still connect with parallel ports instead of the common USB ports and are there new computers that still have parallel ports installed?
Why are purchase decisions so difficult to make?
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hi there how are you????
I'm fine, thanks, Imelda. Hope you are well too!
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