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Peter Marquis-Kyle
I run a one-person consulting business, and I produce reports for my
clients. These are carefully designed documents incorporating line
drawings and photographic images.
Up to now I have used monochrome laser printers, but I'm interested in
changing to colour laser. I'd like the capacity to print on A3 paper
(that's about 12 by 17 inches if you are American), something that only
comes with printers that are designed for heavy use -- printers that
have very large toner cartridges.
I print only a few hundred pages a month. Would the consumables in a
high-capacity colour laser printer spoil before I use them up? Should I
abandon the idea of a large format printer, and look at smaller machines
instead?
Peter Marquis-Kyle
clients. These are carefully designed documents incorporating line
drawings and photographic images.
Up to now I have used monochrome laser printers, but I'm interested in
changing to colour laser. I'd like the capacity to print on A3 paper
(that's about 12 by 17 inches if you are American), something that only
comes with printers that are designed for heavy use -- printers that
have very large toner cartridges.
I print only a few hundred pages a month. Would the consumables in a
high-capacity colour laser printer spoil before I use them up? Should I
abandon the idea of a large format printer, and look at smaller machines
instead?
Peter Marquis-Kyle