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07/28/2002 09:24:47 PM · #1
Hi,

I'm considering purchasing a new Dell computer. As part of an ostensibly "limited time offer", Dell will "throw in" a Lexmark Z35 printer free, or sell a Z35 for an extra $80.

Any thoughts on which of the two options is a better value?

sjgleah
07/28/2002 10:13:40 PM · #2
:-)

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07/28/2002 10:15:05 PM · #3
Originally posted by sjgleah:
Hi,

I'm considering purchasing a new Dell computer. As part of an ostensibly "limited time offer", Dell will "throw in" a Lexmark Z35 printer free, or sell a Z35 for an extra $80.

Any thoughts on which of the two options is a better value?

sjgleah


Probably the free one. :-)


07/28/2002 11:59:48 PM · #4
Originally posted by sjgleah:
Hi,

I'm considering purchasing a new Dell computer. As part of an ostensibly "limited time offer", Dell will "throw in" a Lexmark Z35 printer free, or sell a Z35 for an extra $80.

Any thoughts on which of the two options is a better value?

sjgleah


Lexmark makes cheap printers. I would advise Epson or HP even at the same price...

07/29/2002 12:57:03 AM · #5
oops, a typo..

Dell will "throw in" a Lexmark Z35 printer free, or sell a Z55 for an extra $80.

08/19/2002 07:15:49 AM · #6
The cost of a printer is all in the replacement cartriges.

Printer costs 100 zorkmids, refill costs 25 zorkmids. Many printers ship with almost empty cartriges. You do the maths.

Ive got a Z52, and its OK, but Im not blown away by it. If I want a pic for framing, I'll pop down the photo shop and get an A4 print for 5 zorkmids. So I'd get the free one.
08/19/2002 09:11:44 AM · #7
We have a lexmark z65 here and the only thing i see wrong with it is it EATS ink and the cartridges are expensive. It produces images with more resolution than my camera can even handle... and my camera makes 5.2MP images (approx.)

I wouldn't recommend epson necessarily.. if you look at the resolution of the prints it's always some number X 720. that's not great. I'd like to see them make a printer that keeps up to the resolution the z65 can withstand.
08/19/2002 11:00:26 AM · #8
Just to tell I just got a Epson820s for 99$ (you can get it around 90$ with coupons) and I like it A LOT.
Color replacement cartridge are 9$ mail order.
And I am VERY happy with the 720dpi
3 people at my office bought it as well when they saw tmy printings.
Lionel
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