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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #15 on: Thursday 12 November 09 11:14 UTC (UK) »

Interesting table, falcybe.

But it does not fit in with my experience with a black and white laser printer.

The Dell (actually a Lexmark with Dell badge) B&W laser printer I am using is nearly six years old.  It is used to print almost every day -  thousands of sheets per month.  I have only had to buy a new cartridge 3 times! (I got the high capacity one).  They used to be about £50, but the last one was £78.

I print nearly all my research (as well as loads of other stuff) on the laser.  I rarely do a colour injket printout if it will help me decipher the document better.

So a cheap B&W laser printer if one wants to produce a lot of sheets seems best to me.  I print a copy of everything I find (census, BMD, transcriptions & images and all cert orders and more) as well as store on my backed  up computers.

Up to four heavy users for this printer, with many long documents printed.
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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #16 on: Thursday 12 November 09 13:37 UTC (UK) »

I've got the message, Nick, just like the maths for how many ancestors we (as a country) had 10 generations ago!!  Shocked
And what you say about replacing every 6 months could explain a mystery for me. In our old house, with no heating at all in the room with the printer most of the day and just a standing heater when we were on the pc the 1st cartridges lasted nearly a year (with 4 daughters doing school work). Here in our present centrally heated house and only me around using it, the cartridges started drying out much quicker.
So, when my current toner is all gone, do I buy a replacement (for €77) and risk having to buy fuser wire and drum and etc or do I buy a brand new Samsung ML-1640 laser b&w printer for €65?  Grin The replacement toner cost seems fairly compatible with other cartridges giving 1500 to 2800 pages of printing. I expect I could always get someone else to do the very occasional colour jobs I would want.

cheers, falcybe
ps: pjbuk007, some printer, some cartridges, you have there, is it licenced to kill?  Cool
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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #17 on: Friday 13 November 09 18:02 UTC (UK) »

Recent post have raised another question. If I buy say three cartridges to get a discount will the third cartridge still be useable when I instal in in 4 months time?
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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #18 on: Friday 13 November 09 18:43 UTC (UK) »

In my experience, yes, if it is sealed in the wrapper.
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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #19 on: Friday 13 November 09 19:18 UTC (UK) »

Thanks pjbuk, will give the internet a try.
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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #20 on: Monday 23 November 09 15:01 UTC (UK) »

In my experience, sealed cartidges will keep for a couple of years, if stored in a cool place.

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Re: Canon Pixma 210 Printer
« Reply #21 on: Monday 23 November 09 18:49 UTC (UK) »

Thanks for that Nick, Will definitely go for it now.
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