What kind of printer should I get?
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If your are a home user then you demands a lot from a printer. The device must tackle everything from a book report to a newsletter to the occasional snapshot--all without breaking the budget. This is why for most home users, the best choice is a versatile and affordable printer, such as a small-office/home-office color inkjet. These printers cost anywhere from $50 to $150 and are designed to do a little of everything, albeit slowly.
The alternative: Get a personal laser printer for fast, quality text and graphics (starting at around $200) and a second printer--either a color inkjet optimized for photos or a snapshot printer--for digital photography. Or, if you work out of your home, consider a multifunction printer.
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M$Inkjets printer are best for low volume printing ( home use), and small business. Inkjet printers can be had cheaply, but if you print alot. You will spend lots more money for ink cartridges.
Laser printers cost far more, and the toner is expensive, but the cost for each print is far cheaper.
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M$The reason is because it can save you a lot of time and money. If you ever need to fax /photocopy/or scan something you can do it quickly and cheaply.
When I purchased my first one, I thought that I wouldn't need those features. Over time however I found that it saved me a lot of time and money as I was using it more and more often.
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As far as laser vs inkjet goes, typically inkjet is fine for home use, but if you do a lot of printing (I'd say more than 50 pages a day) for whatever reason, then I'd go with laser.
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Inkjets are typically cheaper, slower devices but can handle colour well.
Laser printers are more expensive (especially if you want colour) but produce prints far more cheaply.
To work out the cost of a printer, remember to include the initial cost, cost per print multiplied by the number of prints you intend to do, replacement parts, toner cartridges/fuserkits, and then include the energy costs....
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