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Old 03-05-2010, 20:27   #2
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Re: Low running cost printer?

In the long run a laser will be cheaper than a inkjet.

You can get a laser for around £100, and mono refills are around £100

Inkjets can be bought for around £50, and the refils about £10 each

But if you look at the life of a toner cartridge it can do around 4-5000 pages, inkjets will do a lot less, plus inkjet ink is the most expensive liquid on the planet.

IMHO I would get a laser, the finished quality will be far better than an inkjet
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