does the HP Business Inkjet 1200 (not 1200 C) use heat? (ink jet printer)?
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No it doesn't ones that do are better for some reason and they cost more.
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im sorry, did you say you have a "hot" IBM thinkpad?
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the guy above is right - ink jet is "cheaper", and laser is faster and has higher quality. \n\nIn US, they have a nasty habit of selling ink-jet printers cheap, but charging high price for ink. So per page price is kinda comparable between ink-jet and laser. The only problem is that you need to print thousands of pages to justify the cost or laser equipment, so ink-jet might be a better solution for home or small office.
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*  HP color copier 200 series; 210, 210Lx, 260, 270, 280, 290\n    * HP DeskJet 6100 series; 6122, 6127\n    * HP Fax 1200 series; 1220, 1220xi\n    * HP OfficeJet pro 1170 series; 1170c, 1170cse, 1170cxi, 1175c, 1175cse, 1175cxi\n    * HP Color Copier 100 Series; 110, 120, 140, 145, 150, 155, 160, 170, 180, 190\n    * HP Officejet Pro 1150 Series; 1150c, 1150cse\n    * HP Designjet 700 Series; 700c (24-inch), 700c (36-inch), 750c (24-inch), 750c (36-inch), 750c plus (24-inch), 750c plus (36-inch), 755cm\n    * HP Photosmart 1300 Series; 1315\n    * HP Photosmart 1200 Series; 1215, 1215vm, 1218, 1218xi\n    * HP Deskjet 1600 Series; 1600c, 1600cm, 1600cn\n    * HP Photosmart 1100 Series; 1115, 1115cvr\n    * HP Deskjet 1200 Series; 1220c/ps, 1220cse, 1220cxi\n    * HP Photosmart P1100 Series; p1100, p1100xi\n    * HP Deskjet 1100 Series; 1100c, 1120c, 1120cse, 1120cxi\n    * HP Officejet "T" Series; t45, t45xi, t65, t65xi\n    * HP Photosmart 1000 Series; p1000 or 1000, p1000xi\n    * HP Deskjet 1000 Series; 1000cse, 1000cxi\n    * HP Officejet "R" Series; r40, r60, r80\n    * HP Deskjet 900 Series; 930c, 932c, 935c, 950c, 952c, 960cse, 960cxi, 970cse, 970cxi, 990cm, 990cse, 990cxi, 995c\n    * HP Deskjet 800 Series; 820cse, 820cxi, 830c, 832c, 850c, 855c, 855cse, 855cxi, 870cse, 870cxi, 880c, 882c, 890cse, 890cxi, 895cse, 895cxi\n    * HP Officejet "K" Series; k60, k60xi, k80, k80xi\n    * HP Deskjet 700 Series; 710c, 712c, 720c, 722c\n    * HP Officejet "G" Series; g55, g55xi, g85, g85xi, g95
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Most multifunction devices use ink-jet printers for the printing components.  If the ink you buy is in a cartridge that slides into a carriage that is attached to a bar, and this unit slides back and forth over the paper, you've got an inkjet printer.\n\nYours, for sure, is an inkjet printer.  I ascertained this info by going to lexmark.com then clicking on "technical support" then clicking on the model, and found enough references to ink-jet that I am sure the Lexmark x125 uses an ink-jet to print and should take "ink-jet" papers of most types including iron on.
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The simplest way to do that would be to physically connect the printer to one of the computers and share the printer so the other computers can print through that printer.\n\nAlternatively, if you don't want to connect any one computer to the printer, you can get a JetDirect print server. The 1200n comes with JetDirect already, though I don't think it is wireless. In any event, HP sells wireless JetDirect servers which would work with your printer.
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If I remember correctly, Apollo printers are just HP printers with a different name and different external shell. So try HP Deskjet 64x drivers and see what happens.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkjet#Technology
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I have an HP 6110 but the printer doesn't make any difference.\nI buy recycled ink cartridges, they are something like a third of the HP price and they work just as well.\nAnd another thing, you now how when yo get a new printer your old cartridges never work well it doesn't hurt as bad when you paid less for the cartridges and on top of that some of the recycled companies take those cartridges back if they aren't too old.
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HP laptops have USB ports, which will let you plug in pretty much any modern printer - it's the standard interface for most printers today.\n\nIf you're looking for a portable printer, to carry around with your laptop, several brands are available, small enough to carry in a notebook bag, optionally battery powered, often USB, I/R and Bluetooth capable...\n\nCanon and HP are names which come to mind, but there are many others -  they just happen to be the ones I see every day in my store..  :-)
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It's all going to depend on what features you're looking for - number of trays, price, transparencies, color vs. black-and-white.  My office does about 500 pages a day per printer.  I've had the same HP Laserjet 5 for close to 12 years.  In that 12 years, it's only needed to be cleaned.  I have several more HPs in my office (HP4050, 2030) and find them to be very reliable.
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what make and model of printer do you have ? If it is a hp then there should be some extra software that came with it that should let you configure how it prints off the pages etc.
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I use an ink jet printer on a daily basis and i just use ordinary photocopier paper.\n\nMost photocopy paper is universal now and works well with most machines.\n\nJust use a specialised paper when you want something to look high quality.\n\nOrdinary paper wont damage your machine
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Most All-In-Ones (including HP) will allow the printer to function, even without scanning capabilities.\n\n§§
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you might need different margin settings when printing on the hp 1100...\n\nCheck if there is a different template to use when printing on a hp 1100.
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What printer are you useing?
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My grandmother has the HP 1410, which is what the F370 was called a year ago. She's had it a couple of years and it still works fine. For what my grandmother uses it for, I'd rate it a strong 9. I haven't heard of anyone having problems with the F370.\n\nOne thing to remember, though, is that this is a low end printer. It's made for people who don't really print that much. The ink cartridges in this printer don't hold very much ink. Sometimes people who print a lot will purchase a printer like this because of it's cheap price. But then they find themselves replacing the ink cartridges too often. So, for people who do moderate printing, this isn't the ideal printer.\n\nPersonally, I would spend $30 more and purchase the C3180 (which is a step up from the F380). It is built a little bit better and has a few more features I think you would like. This printer also holds smaller ink cartridges.\n\nIf you plan on printing often, look into the HP C4180. It uses cartridges that hold more ink, it prints nice photos without a computer. This machine costs $150, but you'll be more satisfied with your purchase.\n\nOf course, it's up to you. If you don't print that often the HP F370 will be perfect for you. Cartridges are inexpensive, and so is the printer. Happy buying!\n\nP.S. If you happen to come across some extra money, take a look into the HP C5180. I have this printer, and it is the best one I've ever owned.