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Article #2138NeXT b&w laser printer
From: Garnet Steen
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 21:25
Date: Sun, 13 Sep 1992 21:25
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I have a NeXT station and need to buy a laser printer for it. I
spent all of last year saving wordperfect files on IBM disks, luggint
lugging them to school and printing them out on IBM's connected to HP
Laserjet IIIs. All in all, a pretty crappy way to get anything done,
especially if you want to print out something froma program that isn't
available on IBM.
So, my question is, shoul I pony up the dough for a NeXT printer or
can I hook up another (read: cheaper) laser printer to my NeXT. In case
you are wondering, I do realize that the NeXT printer would be the easy,
flawless solution, but I am wondering what the downside is of going third
party. I am stand alone, and don't do huge volumes of work, and few
graphics, so high PPM and 400dpi aren't a big concern for me.
Suggestions?
gsteen@student.business.uwo.ca (Garnet Steen)
Western Business School -- London, Ontario
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