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I am not in the publishing biz nor do I write books and have no need for a really good printer. However, my old laser's (HP LaserJet 2P) DRAM would fail ever so often and now it was running out of toner. The decisions to either buy a new printer or a new cartridge for the old one wasn't that hard.

A couple of year's ago I had a bad feeling about Samsung products but that all changed when I got my cool Yepp MP-3 player two years ago and ever since I follow the company and their product releases more closely. Now last month Fry's had this really good deal on a Samsung Laser Printer ML-1750, which had about the configuration, I was looking for:
  • Parallel Port to connect it to my Router/PrintServer
  • USB Port to connect it to my PowerBook G4
  • Printing speed is up to 17ppm
  • Resolution: 1200x600 dpi
  • Processor: 166 MHz RISC
  • Memory: 8MB
  • Compatibility: Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP, Linux, Mac OS
  • …and it is really small: 13.9"x14.6"x7.7" (WxDxH)

So far it has been a great experience using this printer. It's fast, the printed documents look sharp, and I can finally print 2 pages on a letter size page.



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Published on: Friday, October 17th, 2003  •  Category: [hardware]
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