A Samsung ML-2010; decent print quality if the lower model I've tried is an indication:
[www.buy.com]

The Toner is $76
[www.buy.com]

Interesting deal -- I like the fact that 802.11b can be added (as can traditional ethernet). Anyone know what "manual duplexing standard" means? If it means "flip the paper and reinsert into the paper tray," that's a bit crazy to list it as a feature...

-Tofer

Sanitation Engineer.

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3GHz - The clock is STILL ticking Steve.

It's like the razor industry; they give away the razor to sell the replacement blades.

>It's like the razor industry; they give away the razor to sell the replacement blades.

Worse: at least if you could find a deal on the razor where it cost less than buying the blades, you could buy as many as you want--the printer is one rebate per customer.

It's absurd, actually: buying two of these printers would cost the same as buying two toners (after the one rebate).

jimbrady Wrote:
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> It's absurd, actually: buying two of these
> printers would cost the same as buying two toners
> (after the one rebate).

I believe it comes with one of those 1000 page starter cartridges.

Yup, it does come with a starter cartridge, BUT it is refillable. No chips on the cartridge.

Carm

Tofer Wrote:
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> Anyone know what "manual duplexing standard"
> means? If it means "flip the paper and reinsert
> into the paper tray," that's a bit crazy to list
> it as a feature...
>
> -Tofer
>

Yes, it does mean that. It's kind of like a "sneaker network" reference.