After months of planning and extensive work, this is the result. Not much to look at or even a very good skin.
But you gotta admit. Its pretty awesome.
Stupid printer. That's it. I'm sending a complaint. (What's in the e-mail)
A few months back I got a Lexmark X2350. Personally, I feel its perhaps the most annoying printer I've ever had. Even an older Lexmark printer made in 1997 or so was better than this by far. This current one has been getting on my nerves and the only thing it was actually "good" for was its scanning capability.
The ink ran out very fast under relaxed conditions, it ruined some, if not all, its print jobs and clogged up the sides of the printer feed numerous times with once clean-and-straight paper. Perhaps it may be the way its operated a that it requires a care level comparable to that of an mentally handicapped person with a severe case of attention deficit disorder but its still extremely frustrating to use.
Now I'm not saying that its entirely all bad but its reaching the point where I will personally illegally "modify" your stupid product with a ball-pein hammer and a chisel. I sincerely pray that this printer does not affect the psychological health of its other users. Suffice to say i ts following the same ideals set by JRR Tolkien and his stupid ring story. The more you use it, the more you slip into insanity.
For one, this printer has desecrated my mental health just by the act of being purchased.
As I type out this message, I was trying to print out a worksheet sent by a friend on MSN. The printer is jammed, won't turn off, the earth wire has come loose sending voltage up my arm as I tried to rectify the problem. This is not compliant to the regulations set by the electionics safety board. Therefore it is with all due respect that to anyone, this is an electrical safety hazard and should not be sold to anyone using a pacemaker or risk a heart attack.
In short, your warranty is of no use to any death resulting from your printer's poor wiring which seems to have been done in Mainland China according to the internal circuitry. I, for one, do and will never, trust the chinese in wiring anything. Possibly making containers and toys but beyond anything with the price tag of 200 dollars, it should be left to people who are actually trained in wiring circuitry.
My conclusion stands, I hope you choke on your nasi lemak you fat weasel.