Maybe you are stucked in ages, but most of the companies in USA do offer unlimited night and weekends, and yes the 100 min anytime or whatever plan is kinda bad since you do not get a refund back if you do not use. Think if you sign up for a small plan and then over the bill you stucked with it, also you will then upgrade. I got sprint and soon will have no roaming, and I already got 2000 min anytime, unlimited to sprint users and free long distance. No night and weekends and at the end of the month I still got like 200 min left or so. all for like 100 bucks with tax and fees. Way better then going over the anytime minutes.
All I can say is that I work for LAUSD ( Los Angeles Unified School District ), and on my site witch I prefer not to mention, got a few hundred LexMark Optra 312L and HP LaserJet 1200. All worked ok, but the LexMarks like on que, after 3 years just started to jam, rollers did not work, and alot more stuff. So far I got about 20 printers laying around since they out of warranty and even extended warranty, and just for someone to figure out what is wrongs costs around 100 bucks, and that is on educational prices. The HP seem better but they get the ocasional software driver loss. Anyhow that is my.99 cents
Not a real mac fan anymore, used to, heck I started on a Mac 6116CD, and it was fun. In 2001 after a long time into pcs decided to get another iMac was nice, just not as functional as I presumed. Mac OS x was on, tried it and liked it. The problem is that is kinda slow, also the finder is in need of speed, and some usability. I think they are like 2 years away from that, hopefully. I still use my IBM iSerrie 117-4MU and some old emachines, and I rather like them then the iMac.
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for a dude that use linux and gnome your knowleged of computers is less then I exprected.
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Maybe you are stucked in ages, but most of the companies in USA do offer unlimited night and weekends, and yes the 100 min anytime or whatever plan is kinda bad since you do not get a refund back if you do not use. Think if you sign up for a small plan and then over the bill you stucked with it, also you will then upgrade. I got sprint and soon will have no roaming, and I already got 2000 min anytime, unlimited to sprint users and free long distance. No night and weekends and at the end of the month I still got like 200 min left or so. all for like 100 bucks with tax and fees. Way better then going over the anytime minutes.
All I can say is that I work for LAUSD ( Los Angeles Unified School District ), and on my site witch I prefer not to mention, got a few hundred LexMark Optra 312L and HP LaserJet 1200. All worked ok, but the LexMarks like on que, after 3 years just started to jam, rollers did not work, and alot more stuff. So far I got about 20 printers laying around since they out of warranty and even extended warranty, and just for someone to figure out what is wrongs costs around 100 bucks, and that is on educational prices. The HP seem better but they get the ocasional software driver loss. Anyhow that is my .99 cents
it pays who? me? the goverment, dont think so...
some broad knowleged yes
Not a real mac fan anymore, used to, heck I started on a Mac 6116CD, and it was fun. In 2001 after a long time into pcs decided to get another iMac was nice, just not as functional as I presumed. Mac OS x was on, tried it and liked it. The problem is that is kinda slow, also the finder is in need of speed, and some usability. I think they are like 2 years away from that, hopefully. I still use my IBM iSerrie 117-4MU and some old emachines, and I rather like them then the iMac.
for a dude that use linux and gnome your knowleged of computers is less then I exprected.