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Price,
service and support The general rule that "you get what you pay" often holds true. You'll find that the more expensive the unit, the more features or print speed you'll get out of it. Hence, it's often good for you to fix a budget, then list the features you want; or both if possible. This way, you'll often be able to maximise your dollar. This can be stretched further by service and support. Consider this especially if you've never set up a printer before and have no one helping you. You'll save considerably on the phone bill if the manufacturer offers a toll-free line for technical support. While you generally can't go wrong buying from a reputed vendor,
there's still always that minuscule chance of bringing home a dud.
If that happens, you don't want to be left bearing the cost of sending the
unit back. Certain manufacturers actually offer onsite warranty for
some of their products. Ask to find out. | ||||
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