Comment Re:If you want to print photos (Score 1) 89
I always use inkjet for photos. LIke you said, the toner just doesn't pop. I believe it's more because the ink
"sits" on the paper, but with toner, it is melted into the paper during fusing.
But I have seen the higher end production Xerox boxes (V-280's) produce pretty good photo quality on
the right paper, but LOL, those machines when configured are up to 20 feet long with all the add on do-dads,
plus requiring 220 V along with 4-5 or more 110 V depending on the add on options.
It's one of the benefits to being in the printer/copier business (service side). I don't have a home printer.
On the rare times I need to print something, I've got anything I want at my fingertips.