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this queston may have been asked already..are they EVER going to make an Apple printer..i know it doesn't matter but they make everything else..and now suppoisedly a two-buttoned mouse..why not a printer next?
Since it seems like we're the only ones posting tonight, I might as well answer. Apple will prolly not make a printer because of the abundance of cheap and non-cheap printers out there. Plus, supporting another Mac/Windows product might be too much hassle for Apple. And there's no way to "innovate" a printer.
There are a few ways to innovate a printer: slap a white plastic case with a clear finish on top of it, etch all it's markings on it without using stickers, and make it smaller than the average printer. that'll turn some heads lol
Yeah, I had an Apple Laserwriter for awhile some years ago. It was a darn good printer, but there were tons more that were just as good and alot cheaper.
I have a $80 HP DeskJet now that fits the bill just fine. I don't do alot of printing so as long as it prints, it is good enough for me
Apple didn't make most (any?) of the printers they sold. They were rebranded models of Canon and HP products. For example, the Stylewriters were Canon products with Apple serial ports. Part of the reason behind adapting the USB port was to be able to use available hardware and get away from more costly, small-market products. Since there is no shortage of Mac-compatible printers now, Apple would just put itself into a very competitive, low profit market.
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