PC World clearance

Claire_DC

savemoney wrote: »

RW means you can write to the disc many times. So say you burned 4.3gb of data and you want to use same disc and go over than you can. Or burn smaller amounts and keep adding like a old floppy disc but obviously larger size

See above your post.

Claire_DC

pink_princess wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
You tell those men

Put them in their places! :rotfl::rotfl:

Roger_Rampant

If you're giving out any spankings don't forget me, I've been naughty too! :rotfl:

pink_princess

Roger_Rampant wrote: »

If you're giving out any spankings don't forget me, I've been naughty too! :rotfl:

Ah but how much.I don t like the mummy boy 2 mins late type :rotfl:

FilthyLuka

So much for a PC thread, this has degraded into a thread of filth..........get back on track discussing the CrossDressers please ;-)

I'm off to go and discuss the 42" TV's

my-planet

Blimey! Just picked up the following from Romford:
- Phillips dab/cd/tape/usb mini hi-fi with audio in (excluding speakers) - £10!
- 10 boxed DVD-RW (£7) free with above
- Creative Gigaworks T20 - £15!!!
- Goodmans 160gb twin tuner freeview recorder (new) £25

Other things I saw:

- Palm T22 - £15
- Various small samsung/hitahi/creative mp3 players (nerar till) £10-15
- Samsung sub woofer (big and shiney!) - £15
- some(?) samsung blu-ray player - £89
- a selection og portable DAB radios - £20

hth someone.

Viper1

Popped into my local branch and found a ex display (never used) Canon laserjet b&w printer, complete just no box for £19.97.

Viper1

carol6 wrote: »

Viper1 - most of the printer manufacturers don't make their big money from the sale of the printer itself. It's the ink cartridges where they charge a fortune and make the big bucks.

Got a Dell printer for free once and it's still in the box, because the ink was so expensive.

I'd advise people to look into how much it will cost to run rather than just the cost of the printer.

carol

thanks for the info, my thinking was it so cheap it can be binned after a few years. I don;t print alot so hopefully it will last a few years. Once the toner needs replacing probably just go and find another cheap printer! :rolleyes:

Roger_Rampant

Laser printers don't use ink cartridges.

seth

Viper1 wrote: »

thanks for the info, my thinking was it so cheap it can be binned after a few years. I don;t print alot so hopefully it will last a few years. Once the toner needs replacing probably just go and find another cheap printer! :rolleyes:

Canon do not make LaserJets HP do.

£20 for a Canon or HP laser printer is cheap.

Toners for laser printers can be expensive though Canon and HP ones are cheaper than others. There are also compatible toners that can be as cheap as £15 from places like Euroffice etc.

Toners can also be refilled cheaply in stores like cartridge world and on-line.

Might be worth checking the store and finding out the make and model so you can confirm it is a laser printer and what toner refils / replacements will cost.