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I am considering purchasing a printer for my laptop. I just want something basic to print out info, vouchers etc. Are there printers more suitable for home computers than laptops & vice versa or doesn't it matter?
Are there any extras that I need to buy besides paper & cartridges? Are they easy to install?
Are there any extras that I need to buy besides paper & cartridges? Are they easy to install?
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just get your self a cheap colour inkjet printer then, doesn't matter if you have a desktop or a laptop as long as you have a spare USB port.
Cheap printers are about the 20-30quid mark now, if they come with cartridges (they normally do) it's nearly getting to the point it's cheaper to buy another printer when the ink runs out!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_w_h_/279-3 216832-3464619?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-ke ywords=printer&x=0&y=0
you will probably need to buy a USB cable for it too.
Cheap printers are about the 20-30quid mark now, if they come with cartridges (they normally do) it's nearly getting to the point it's cheaper to buy another printer when the ink runs out!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_w_h_/279-3 216832-3464619?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-ke ywords=printer&x=0&y=0
you will probably need to buy a USB cable for it too.
Laptop or PC doesn't matter. What I would look out for is an Epson printer. The S20 in new on the market and costs under �40. The benefit of an Epson printer is you can get really cheap ink cartridges ( check ebay). The trouble with some cheap printers is the cost of replacement cartridges. All are eay to install simply put the CD in and follow the prompts.
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