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Elliotte Rusty Harold

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Elliotte Rusty Harold is an author, developer, and general kibitzer.
A New Printer? Posted: Apr 14, 2008 8:25 AM
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My HP LaserJet 2200dn seems to have given up the ghost. It is reporting media-jam-error even though there’s no apparent media-jam. I suspect a broken sensor of some kind. At this point my options are to take it in for repair or replace it. It’s a tad more than five years old; and while I’ve seen printers last longer than this, not all do. So two questions:

  1. Does anyone know a reliable HP repair shop in or around Irvine?
  2. If I do replace it, what should I get?

Here’s what I’m looking for in a printer:

  • 8 page per minute or faster
  • Duplex printing
  • Black and white
  • Tabloid size printing would be really nice but is not essential
  • PostScript or a reasonable clone thereof
  • Networkable
  • Linux, Mac, and Windows support
  • About $0.02 per page
  • No DRM bogosity expiring the cartridges before they’re used up, or preventing the use of 3rd party cartridges
  • Very low power consumption when not printing

Given those criteria, what’s my cheapest options; and would it be cheaper to buy than repair or not? The Brother HL-5250DN is only about $250 and might do the trick.

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