For Sale - Citizen PN60 color/b&W Notebook Printer (see WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM for specs and rave reviews!), purchased as a going-out-of-business 'close-out' item. Complete except for manual, box, (has Mac Disks, cables, power supply, 2 b&w ribbons, etc.). Printer is still registerable w/manufacturer. Printed about 6-7 test sheets, works PERFECT w/MessagePads 130 & 2000's, MAC and Windows compatible. Stylewriter I & II, IBM, Epson, NEC emulations built-in and multi-language support, this is like a full-grown laser-quality color & B&W printer in a 9-1/2" x 1-3/4" x 2" package! Probably weighs about 1 lb! It's slightly larger than 2 sticks of butter laid end-to-end! Awesome to have for school, meetings, traveling, printing invoices at client sites - whatever! Actually small enough to fit in the MP2k OEM case w/the keyboard! Retails for $399, asking $250/offer, you pay COD, shipping.
djlong.pers...@worldnet.att.net wrote: > For Sale - Citizen PN60 color/b&W Notebook Printer (see > WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM for specs and rave reviews!), purchased as a > going-out-of-business 'close-out' item. Complete except for manual, box, > (has Mac Disks, cables, power supply, 2 b&w ribbons, etc.). Printer is > still registerable w/manufacturer. Printed about 6-7 test sheets, works > PERFECT w/MessagePads 130 & 2000's, MAC and Windows compatible. > Stylewriter I & II, IBM, Epson, NEC emulations built-in and > multi-language support, this is like a full-grown laser-quality color & > B&W printer in a 9-1/2" x 1-3/4" x 2" package! Probably weighs about 1 > lb! It's slightly larger than 2 sticks of butter laid end-to-end! > Awesome to have for school, meetings, traveling, printing invoices at > client sites - whatever! Actually small enough to fit in the MP2k OEM > case w/the keyboard! Retails for $399, asking $250/offer, you pay COD, > shipping.
anybody who's interested in this printer should also take a look at http://www.onsale.com/category/inv/00083370.htm a web auction house, the last bid for this printer was a low of $59. not afiliated with onsale or even particularly interested in this printer so YMMV.
> > For Sale - Citizen PN60 color/b&W Notebook Printer (see > > WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM for specs and rave reviews!), purchased as a > > going-out-of-business 'close-out' item. Complete except for manual, box, > > (has Mac Disks, cables, power supply, 2 b&w ribbons, etc.). Printer is > > still registerable w/manufacturer. Printed about 6-7 test sheets, works > > PERFECT w/MessagePads 130 & 2000's, MAC and Windows compatible. > > Stylewriter I & II, IBM, Epson, NEC emulations built-in and > > multi-language support, this is like a full-grown laser-quality color & > > B&W printer in a 9-1/2" x 1-3/4" x 2" package! Probably weighs about 1 > > lb! It's slightly larger than 2 sticks of butter laid end-to-end! > > Awesome to have for school, meetings, traveling, printing invoices at > > client sites - whatever! Actually small enough to fit in the MP2k OEM > > case w/the keyboard! Retails for $399, asking $250/offer, you pay COD, > > shipping.
> anybody who's interested in this printer should also take a look at > http://www.onsale.com/category/inv/00083370.htm > a web auction house, the last bid for this printer was a low of $59. > not afiliated with onsale or even particularly interested in this printer > so YMMV.
oops, I stand corrected, slightly different printer, don't know if it's worth the extra bucks or not. sorry for the misinformation.
The Notebook printer you are so ignorantly pointing to is as far from the PN60 as the Newton MP is from a desktop Mac or PC. If you'd like to compare or brush up on specs, check the link to http://WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM/ as I mentioned in the post. At least if you're going to try to make a comment, check your facts and make your observation intelligently.
"Its better to keep your mouth shut and be thought of as a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt." Confucius
> In article > <bradshaw-2506971143350...@s09-pm08.snaustel.campus.mci.net>, > brads...@io.com (Dale Bradshaw) wrote:
> > In article <33B11210.E9FD5...@worldnet.att.net>, > > djlong.pers...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
> > > For Sale - Citizen PN60 color/b&W Notebook Printer (see > > > WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM for specs and rave reviews!), purchased as > a > > > going-out-of-business 'close-out' item. Complete except for > manual, box, > > > (has Mac Disks, cables, power supply, 2 b&w ribbons, etc.). > Printer is > > > still registerable w/manufacturer. Printed about 6-7 test sheets, > works > > > PERFECT w/MessagePads 130 & 2000's, MAC and Windows compatible. > > > Stylewriter I & II, IBM, Epson, NEC emulations built-in and > > > multi-language support, this is like a full-grown laser-quality > color & > > > B&W printer in a 9-1/2" x 1-3/4" x 2" package! Probably weighs > about 1 > > > lb! It's slightly larger than 2 sticks of butter laid end-to-end! > > > Awesome to have for school, meetings, traveling, printing invoices > at > > > client sites - whatever! Actually small enough to fit in the MP2k > OEM > > > case w/the keyboard! Retails for $399, asking $250/offer, you pay > COD, > > > shipping.
> > anybody who's interested in this printer should also take a look at > > http://www.onsale.com/category/inv/00083370.htm > > a web auction house, the last bid for this printer was a low of $59. > > not afiliated with onsale or even particularly interested in this > printer > > so YMMV.
> oops, I stand corrected, slightly different printer, don't know if > it's > worth the extra bucks or not. > sorry for the misinformation.
djlong.pers...@worldnet.att.net wrote: > The Notebook printer you are so ignorantly pointing to is as far from > the PN60 as the Newton MP is from a desktop Mac or PC. If you'd like to > compare or brush up on specs, check the link to > http://WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM/ as I mentioned in the post. At least if > you're going to try to make a comment, check your facts and make your > observation intelligently.
> "Its better to keep your mouth shut and be thought of as a fool, than to > open it and remove all doubt." > Confucius
> Dale Bradshaw wrote:
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> > > a web auction house, the last bid for this printer was a low of $59. > > > not afiliated with onsale or even particularly interested in this > > printer > > > so YMMV.
> > oops, I stand corrected, slightly different printer, don't know if > > it's > > worth the extra bucks or not. > > sorry for the misinformation.
what part of this do you find so ignorant? both of these printers have the same list price on the Citizen web site, the one your selling is about $150 more and appears to be about 2 inches smaller. I corrected my post that it was the same printer and said that I was just trying to point to possible alternatives that could be of use and explained that I wasn't in the market for this particular printer. your tone is insulting and defensive and I'll probably ignore any attempts to keep this *DISCUSSION* alive.
once again, Your MIleage May Vary, and this printer may be a GREAT deal for you as I indicated in my earlier post, OR this much cheaper printer may be good also.
> In article <33B19BCB.37BEF...@worldnet.att.net>, > djlong.pers...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
> > The Notebook printer you are so ignorantly pointing to is as far > from > > the PN60 as the Newton MP is from a desktop Mac or PC. If you'd like > to > > compare or brush up on specs, check the link to > > http://WWW.CITIZEN-AMERICA.COM/ as I mentioned in the post. At least > if > > you're going to try to make a comment, check your facts and make > your > > observation intelligently.
> > "Its better to keep your mouth shut and be thought of as a fool, > than to > > open it and remove all doubt." > > Confucius
> > Dale Bradshaw wrote:
> most of original post deleted
> > > > a web auction house, the last bid for this printer was a low of > $59. > > > > not afiliated with onsale or even particularly interested in > this > > > printer > > > > so YMMV.
> > > oops, I stand corrected, slightly different printer, don't know if > > > it's > > > worth the extra bucks or not. > > > sorry for the misinformation.
> what part of this do you find so ignorant? both of these printers have > the > same list price on the Citizen web site, the one your selling is about > $150 more and appears to be about 2 inches smaller. I corrected my > post > that it was the same printer and said that I was just trying to point > to > possible alternatives that could be of use and explained that I wasn't > in > the market for this particular printer. your tone is insulting and > defensive and I'll probably ignore any attempts to keep this > *DISCUSSION* > alive.
> once again, Your MIleage May Vary, and this printer may be a GREAT > deal > for you as I indicated in my earlier post, OR this much cheaper > printer > may be good also.
> Sorry for the wasted bandwith.
My apologies publicly, Dale. My comment was off-the-cuff and uncalled for in light of your helpful enthusiasm. I'm sorry.
