Best Law School Printer for 2010? Forum

[missinglink]

My new Mac came with a free all-in-one. Hooray.

You're going to end up paying the cost of a decent printer in consumables for that "free" all-in-one.

[arklogic]

Avoid inkets and invest in a solid laser printer.

[SeymourShowz]

I've been very pleased with my Samsung ML-2525W (black and white laser).

[jjlaw]

I've been very pleased with my Samsung ML-2525W (black and white laser).

Does it have duplex printing?

[missinglink]

Serious thread necromancy here.

[rangers0412]

The OP is (was) poor and went out to buy a brand new macbook pro, steve jobs has you right where he wants you.

[shepdawg]

Print for free at school. Duh.

[missinglink]

Print for free at school. Duh.

If only my school offered that, I'd be on it. Westlaw/Lexis printing is free, but the per page cost of using the school printers is actually more expensive than what it costs me on a decent laserjet.

Which reminds me - nothing is free. "Free" printing is bought and paid for using our tuition money, we just don't see the upfront costs.

[shepdawg]

Print for free at school. Duh.

If only my school offered that, I'd be on it. Westlaw/Lexis printing is free, but the per page cost of using the school printers is actually more expensive than what it costs me on a decent laserjet.

Which reminds me - nothing is free. "Free" printing is bought and paid for using our tuition money, we just don't see the upfront costs.

True. My school charges $44k, so it definitely isn't free.

[Oban]

Most biglaw firms ask if you have a lazer at home during OCI interviews. If you say you have an inkjet its auto ding and doc review.