| From: | Matt Bloomfield |
| Date: | 8 Apr 2001 at 15:59:46 |
| Subject: | Re: Which printer |
On *Sun, 08 Apr 2001 00:36:55 +0000*
In message *[amigactive] Re: Which printer*
*Robert Cranley* wrote:
> I was given a HP LaserJet III that was being chucked out of an office (I was
> also given the P166 it was attached to...), and I said I'd give it a go.
> It's a great printer, faster and much better quality output than any inkjet
> I've seen, even though the thing muct be years old, and the sheet counter is
> up in the 40,000s. It prints perfect postscript directly from Wordworth, and
> I wouldn't be without it now... It's old, and it's just the III model, not
> the IIIP or IIIM, but it still does postscript.
40,000! It's hardly been used :-)
HP III did not support PostScript as standard, perhaps I should've
been clearer, the P, MP, M etc denote what you get "out of the box".
As with most HP printers the III was upgradable, I'd hazard a guess
that you've got a PostScript cartridge installed in your III. The
later models tend to have the upgrade option as a SIMM or DIMM in one
of the memory slots.
> But for an inkjet, the Epson Stylus range are the bee's knees.
Agreed.
Matt
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