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Subject: Re: Canon LBP-CX smells?
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Date: Tue, 13-Nov-84 14:26:12 EST
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From: starkweather.pa@XEROX.ARPA

Alas, my HP Laserjet does NOT stink. It runs in my office and having
used about every laser printer ever marketed, I find that I wish it did
stink so I could have some complaints. It just runs reliably every day.

Gary

[[Editor's note:  Thanks also to Alan Parker, parker@nrl-css, for also
reporting that his Canon didn't have any unusual smells.  I think we
can assume that the report about the Canon CX was incorrect so I'm not
forwarding additional messages on this.  Maybe the article confused
the CX engine with the previous LBP-10 engine or something.]]