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dsr at tao.merseine.nu wrote: > On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 12:40:09AM -0400, David Kramer wrote: >> I've got a DEC LN-17 laser printer I want to replace (I'm gonna sell it >> at the MIT Flea this Sunday). I'm looking for another Linux-friendly >> laser printer, possibly with a network jack. Speed is not important, >> but linux-friendly and fairly reliable are. Toner replacement cost is a >> minor factor. I would like to spend $100-$250, with that higher end >> having to really be worth it. > > Brother or Samsung is a good bet in that range. The Brother > HL2070N is about $135 at NewEgg. I've been looking at the Brothers, because Staples sells several models in my range. >> My research so far has shown that many printers in that price range, >> especially the smaller ones, tend to curl the pages, which would suck, >> and have a fairly high DOA (or within two months) rate. Why is this so >> hard? > > Page curling is largely caused by humidity (i.e. no air > conditioning + current weather = page curl). That's good to hear, because I have whole house A/C. If I can disregard that problems, the Brother printers sound a whole lot better. I haven't looked into Samsung yet. Thanks.
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