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gotta get a new printer (programming.dev)
submitted 8 months ago by WILSOOON@programming.dev to c/linux@lemmy.ml
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Greentings As youve seen from the the title, i want to get a new printer as a present for my parents. Sadly they are still windows peasants and my mom somehow thinks that the HP printer on her desk has been a good financial investment, even though it has costed us more than 300 bucks in ink over the past 2 years.

I was hoping that you fine folks would have some good recommendations to replace this money leach on their home. Ive heard about the entire brother lazer meme going around, but the ones ive seen from them only do monochrome. And frankly speaking i dont think that my birth specimens can comprehend the greatness of 18 century film on their paper. Anyways have a nice day or night, internet strangers!

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[-] guyrocket@kbin.social 8 points 8 months ago

The low end of Brother color laser printers is $300. If they must have color, I would buy that. If color is not necessary, buy a B&W duplex Brother.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/brother-printers/brother-color-laser-printers/pcmcat230000050023.c?id=pcmcat230000050023

[-] WILSOOON@programming.dev 1 points 8 months ago

thanks mate, ill look into those, 300 bucks is about what i expected to pay for a new one. also i love the picture with the 2 ladies on the borther HL-L3280CDW listing. they are like "aw yeah look at us workin our work so efficiently, all because our god on the desk, printing out our work documents for us to work on"

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