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- Location
- Laramie, Wyoming
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- Canon i960, Canon i9900
I'll start.
I still use a Canon MP730 (purchased new in 2003). Thanx to The Hat for providing two new print heads (I still have one spare)! It is used daily for at least a handful of primarily household printing tasks.
I have changed the print head once, changed/cleaned the "diapers" twice (THAT"S a real chore), and have used refill inks in the same carts over and over again (although I've had one cart fail and required replacement).
I estimate it has run through several dozen of reams of plain paper. I use "quite mode" exclusively, to reduce print head duty (it prints slower in that mode).
The expense of home printing for me is a function of paper cost, not the ink.
It still prints under Windows 10 (don't know about Windows 11 yet). The fax function still works, but scanning seems to be lost under Windows 10.
Anyone else still running one so old (21 YEARS)?
I still use a Canon MP730 (purchased new in 2003). Thanx to The Hat for providing two new print heads (I still have one spare)! It is used daily for at least a handful of primarily household printing tasks.
I have changed the print head once, changed/cleaned the "diapers" twice (THAT"S a real chore), and have used refill inks in the same carts over and over again (although I've had one cart fail and required replacement).
I estimate it has run through several dozen of reams of plain paper. I use "quite mode" exclusively, to reduce print head duty (it prints slower in that mode).
The expense of home printing for me is a function of paper cost, not the ink.
It still prints under Windows 10 (don't know about Windows 11 yet). The fax function still works, but scanning seems to be lost under Windows 10.
Anyone else still running one so old (21 YEARS)?