On 02/03/2020 12:33, David Paste wrote:
(Yeah, sorry...)

Just sent the old colour HP laser to the holiday resort of
no return. Didn't really use the colour that much so B&W
would be fine.

Has inkjet still got the clogging problems of old?

Especially if you have only infrequent use. The modern ones use ever
finer dots to get closer to photo real which means more deep cleaning.

Any new technology come on the the market?

There are LED as well as laser printers now. If you have the space then
getting one of the cheaper but big and ugly refurb office grade printers
from the likes of Morgan is one way to solve the problem. Might be
overkill if your printing needs are such low volume though.

You can get duplex monochrome laser printers now for about £80. And at
such low volume you won't really need to worry about consumables cost.

Use will be infrequent; maybe at most 10 A4 sheets a month.

Thanks in advance!

That's less than my daily paper consumption!

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Regards,
Martin Brown