consumables

[tamaranth]

Have broken my no-shopping-in-February pledge to buy a printer:
1. I don't have one and feel I need one to send packing notes with Amazon Marketplace sales
2. Spending >£50 in Tesco gets me a money-off-petrol voucher.
3. It was stupidly cheap (£18)

However there is one thing I forgot. Not the USB cable (can has many USB cables). Not the print cartridge (included in price, e.g. actual printer costs about £6).

I don't have any paper.

(Test page printed successfully on receipt from last vet trip.)

Comments

[reddragdiva]

Heh. We bought a ream of Asda Smart Price paper for some trivial sum. Good enough for casual inkjetting.

[realthog.livejournal.com]

An editor rights:

"(included in price, e.g. actual printer costs about £6"

I think you mean "i.e.", not "e.g." . . .

[drplokta]

The print cartridges that come with printers generally hold just enough ink to get you started, and nowhere near as much as ones that you buy separately. So the cost of the printer is probably a bit higher than £6.

[realthog.livejournal.com]

Wot he said.