So... you guys can spout off about how 'all' women move furniture on a whim, don't understand technology, waste money on shoes and clothes, and don't 'get it' about guys and gadget (and can't follow basic instructions), but if we complain about it we have no sense of humour...
Of women have a sense of humour - most of us end up dating/married to men.
cheers
They're called DocuTechs
they run at approximately 100-200 ppm and cost upwards of A$500,000
some of you guys may have trouble running one though, it does require that you get training (2-5 days depending on operator level) or read the manual first...
It's pretty obvious this is going to sell pretty well to women, it's just the handle strikes me as useless.
If they put the ports, power and SN# on the front, you would rarely need to move them at all.
Instead they are tucked underneath or around the back to keep the unit 'neat'.
The handle appears to be a robust item rather than the usual finger holds indented in the sides of cases for lifting heavy items (have a look at an HP LJ8100 series for example).
I have a bigger problem with the fact that it is an inkjet. Personally I'm waiting until I can get a colour laser with duplex and postscript for less than A$2k.
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Hmm... so the move from Architecture to IT Analyst is vindicated...
So... you guys can spout off about how 'all' women move furniture on a whim, don't understand technology, waste money on shoes and clothes, and don't 'get it' about guys and gadget (and can't follow basic instructions), but if we complain about it we have no sense of humour... Of women have a sense of humour - most of us end up dating/married to men. cheers
They're called DocuTechs they run at approximately 100-200 ppm and cost upwards of A$500,000 some of you guys may have trouble running one though, it does require that you get training (2-5 days depending on operator level) or read the manual first...
It's pretty obvious this is going to sell pretty well to women, it's just the handle strikes me as useless. If they put the ports, power and SN# on the front, you would rarely need to move them at all. Instead they are tucked underneath or around the back to keep the unit 'neat'. The handle appears to be a robust item rather than the usual finger holds indented in the sides of cases for lifting heavy items (have a look at an HP LJ8100 series for example). I have a bigger problem with the fact that it is an inkjet. Personally I'm waiting until I can get a colour laser with duplex and postscript for less than A$2k.