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Re: If you could design a $300 homecomputer today, what would you choose?
Stephan Schaem wrote:
>
> "sands-of-iowa" <sands@cableone.com> wrote in message tm5clhcm16noe0@corp.supernews.com">news:tm5clhcm16noe0@corp.supernews.com...
> > Why no parallel ports at $300 your market is the poor and they are
> > going to buy the $5 printer from the Goodwill not the $150 USB
> > printer from Best Buy.
>
> 5$ for the printer and 30$ for the cardrige? :)
> You can get decent usb inkjet printers for <80$.
> If someone cant spent 40$ on a printer, and can only afford 5$, then they really
> need to get creative to refill those cardriges.
>
What I did to get a decent supply of cartridges for my HP 560C (paid
$7.00 for it at Goodwill) was buy up more printers at the thrift stores
averaging around $5 - $7 each (half that sometimes depending on what
color tag is on sale), pull out the cartridges, then redonate the
printers. One of them even had a couple extra sealed cartridges (2
black and one color.) So I'm set for a while.
-- Otter