~~~~~RE: Preview of Print Wizard 4

[John Esak]

You may be right.  This one is rounded like the two... Was it the 3 that was
squared off.  I thought it was pretty solid, but I might be meaning the 2.
The 4's definitely threw them into a cheper range.

Anyway, this 1518ni which could be a two year old model.. Is way solid. Very
well built. You can tell when the cartridge tray rolls out on smooth as silk
rollers, and latdches in like a car door shutting.  I like it. :-)

J




 

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> Subject: Re: ~~~~~RE: Preview of Print Wizard 4
> 
> You -liked- the HP3?!  The last HP LaserJet I liked was the 2, because
> they were built like Sherman tanks.  I personally think HP's 
> trend towards
> flimsy construction started with the 3, and just got worse in 
> the 4.  I'd
> rather have a heavier unit than one that actually goes a 
> little trapezoidal
> when you lean on it a smidge.
> 
> mark->
> 
> PS - For those in doubt, -this- is top-posted with proper trimming.
> 
> 
> John Esak said:
> > 1518ni yesterday... It is just about the nicest HP I've 
> ever seen... And
> > that includes the HP3's which were a monster 10 year 
> printer... This thing
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