new toy! (definitely NBR)
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I have one of those, or virtually the same thing, it doesnt have quite so much 'bling' as far as the paint scheme goes. So it might be the model below it. 
lol
lol
Hmm.. Hopefully it works better than the HP d145, which has probably the worst hardware drivers in the history of mankind. The device itself works great, now if it only didn't reboot my computer 10-20 times per week.
Anyway, looks cool. Just making sure that you're aware of potential driver issues. If you start getting a Blue Screen of Death occasionally, the printer is probably the cause. I loved the d145 when it was working right.
Anyway, looks cool. Just making sure that you're aware of potential driver issues. If you start getting a Blue Screen of Death occasionally, the printer is probably the cause. I loved the d145 when it was working right.
Well it's not completely NBR.....you could use it to print bike pictures and bike ads, fax bike part orders, scan pictures of bikers riding, and make photocopies of it all. Sounds pretty NNBR to me.
Anyway, cool toy. Wifey bought me a HP digital printer last week. I lllllike it!
Anyway, cool toy. Wifey bought me a HP digital printer last week. I lllllike it!
I Are Baboon said:Well it's not completely NBR.....you could use it to print bike pictures and bike ads, fax bike part orders, scan pictures of bikers riding, and make photocopies of it all. Sounds pretty NNBR to me.
Anyway, cool toy. Wifey bought me a HP digital printer last week. I lllllike it!
good point! and its a write-off as well. I like being a consultant.
Well there you go! Take the sacrifice and run it on a crappy piece of machinery, and the printer will work pretty wellslowSSer said:well, no "reboot-o-clock" or "blue screen of death" issues here- running it on a mac.
Kidding, kidding...
Hmm very nice.a double espresso please..
My father has got a hp printer with also those memory card slots. Very handy.
My father has got a hp printer with also those memory card slots. Very handy.
hey, just because rebooting is now a thing of the past for me, as is the BSOD, you gotta stop being jealousbinary visions said:Well there you go! Take the sacrifice and run it on a crappy piece of machinery, and the printer will work pretty well
Kidding, kidding...