On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 13:15:01 -0500, you wrote:
>On Monday 26 November 2007 00:53, Harvey White wrote:
>> On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 03:46:29 -0000, you wrote:
>> If you ∗do∗ go with HP, be aware that there is on the 2200 and 2300
>> series, and some of the other LaserJet series, a density control in
>> software. It's a separate program, not part of the driver. Normally
>> the density is set to about 2.5, for boards, I set it to 5 (maximum).
>>
>> YMMV, especially with other machines, but these are my opinions.
>>
>> Harvey
>>
>
>I've been looking a bit at LaserJets lately, especially the 1018/1020/1022.
>One thing I noticed is that the 1018 and 1020 seem to come with
>an "introductory cartridge" that is only good for 1000 pages.
Translation: GOTCHA!
Happens lots.
>The 1022 comes
>with a 2000 page cartridge. They all seem to use the HP12 cartridge which
>seems to go for around $68, so you start out $34 in the hole with the
>1018/102020. They also are 600x600 dpi, while the 1022 is 1200x1200.
The 96A cart runs for over 100 dollars, I think about 120. 68 dollars
may sound good here....
The 2200D (got it because it was double sided, needed it, love the
feature) is 1200 by 1200...
>
>It also appears the HP online store is offering free shipping and an instant
>rebate on all three. At the time I was checking the WEB. I believe HP was
>cheaper than Office Depot; of course that changes by the minute 8o).
sure does....
Luck, though
Harvey