Posted by thurlow on January 10, 2013 at 08:52:30 from (74.177.51.84):
Everything I read says that laser printers are the way to go, but I'm on my second one and am about ready to scrap it. First was a Samsung 310 series; it worked great, but used a LOT of toner; cartridges were expensive, so I refilled them with bottled toner a couple of times; finally got tired of fooling with it and threw it away. Bought a Minolta 1600W; have printed probably fewer than 500 pages and it's out of toner; cartridges cost considerably more than a new printer, so I'm looking at 'maybe' refilling the ones in it. I buy generic cartridges for my Epson inkjet printers and except for the occasional clogged nozzle, don't have much trouble with them. This is just a home office, but I always print 100-plus pages per week (and sometimes, many more), plus the occasional photo. I'm about ready to forget the color laser printers and stick with the inkjet; am I missing something?
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