As a a side bar, I believe the HP comes also with an N suffix for a
little extra which allows Ethernet connection. I have a 1200N on our
network which is OK but not great and the ink is quite dear for the
numbers of sheets you get. You might do better to pick up a
reconditioned or second hand HP LaserJet which, if you are lucky, can
be better value i use.
Drew
On 12 Mar 2005, at 10:24, Stephen Berry wrote:
The Kyocera FS-1010 printers are very cheap, fairly fast and good for
home use. The HP LaserJet 1320 printer is faster though (a bit more
expensive). Both have USB and work straight off on the Mac.
Stephen
On 12 Mar 2005, at 10:21 am, RP McKay wrote:
What laser printers do you fellow listers recommend for home use? I
hope to
network a laser to an airport express Ethernet port (could use the
USB 2
port if necessary but have read that the unit cannot be configured or
adjusted this way?) and be able to configure or adjust settings over
browser
from anywhere in the house via airport...we already have a decent
inkjet for
colour and pictures so this should be something that can handle
volume and
low running costs...
Any thoughts or comments greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Richard
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