[HM] Re: printers: photo or resolution?

[David Crandon]

The lower end models don't have duplex printing, but it can be purchased
as an option for $50-75.

David Crandon

cheshirekat wrote:
> 
> On Sun, May 04, 2003, David Crandon tdc at attbi.com, invoked powers within
> the internet realm, to proclaim ...
> 
> >If you are printing just general text stuff, I'd go with the HP's for
> >one reason. They can print on both sides of the paper automatically
> >which reduces your paper cost and is just a heck of a lot nicer when you
> >are printing something over 10 pages.
> >
> >David Crandon
> 
> Really? That's generous of them to include duplex printing with all their
> models these days. I didn't see those features mentioned for all their
> printers on their site previously, so I just took a quick visit. I think
> it's still just for certain models, because I looked at the Photosmart
> printers - none have duplex printing built-in. Duplex printing is a
> feature I would love to have, but I've been resigned for many years of
> just flipping the stack of papers over.
> 
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