promising, but
not much more than that
I suppose that more than any other item I've saved, this laser printer
gives the lie to my claim that I've been behind the curve technologically.
As soon as relatively cheap laser printers hit the market I knew
that I had to have one. The problem was that this one was a little
too cheap. I later learned that printers of this sort don't really
adapt well to being used with step-down transformers. At the time
I only knew that although my print-outs from this machine were (though
black and white) wonderful, it gave me more trouble that it was
ultimately worth. That's often the price you pay for wanting to
be ahead of the curve. And of course while I thought I was keeping
ahead, I was being outflanked from the side by people who realized
that ink-jet printers were becoming easier to use, were cheaper,
and gave even better quality output. It took me quite a while until
I again caught up.
|