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Note! A more recent OfficeMax deal was submitted on May 16, 2010
Samsung ML-1630 Mono Laser Printer for $59.99

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added on March 2, 2010 by orangearrows, last updated on May 16, 2010 by Solstice

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Description

The beautifully designed Samsung ML-1630 personal laser printer is the smallest laser printer in the world. It features a rich piano black finish, button less soft-touch controls and blue LED indicators.
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Features

* It's the smallest laser printer in the world. It'll fit comfortably on a corner of the desk or a bookshelf
* It's sleek, with a rich, liquid, piano black finish
* Buttonless soft-touch controls and subtle blue LED indicators add to the simple, minimalist design
* At just 45 dBA, it's the quietest laser printer in the world. It's even quieter than normal conversation, which is about 50 dBA
* First page out time is just 15 seconds from Sleep mode
Price History: $89.99 (on August 15, 2009); $99.99 (on September 4, 2008)
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  • 54379
    orangearrows
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    Posted by orangearrows on March 2, 2010 [reply] Vote_plus 0 Vote_minus 0
    --Another option would be to buy from NEWEGG but you would have to pay for shipping. On the other hand - you save on TAXES.

    -- Office MAX ships fast and sometimes you get it the following day. But Newegg is pretty good about it too.

    --Office Max has Bing cashback and you might also save more with MAXPERKS

    Whatever suits you
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    • Solstice
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      Posted by Solstice on March 2, 2010 [reply] Vote_plus 0 Vote_minus 0
      I would argue that taxes on a product should not be considered as an aspect when determining value. Technicality, and legally, most states require you to report Internet purchases on your taxes, so they may then collect the sales tax due to them. Whether you choose to report them is a matter of personal business, but my point is that it really makes little to no difference, except for when those sales taxes are supposedly paid. (You can't "save" on taxes in the legal sense.)

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