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Just how many copies of my butt are out there?
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Easy fix for this is when you get rid of the copier. You pull the hard drive and beat it with a sledge hammer. Hard drive platters are damaged and unusable. End of story.
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wow...I can get a copier for about $300? nice
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Amazing
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This is down right scary!
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Good grief! This is scary!
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@olimar2001 but there is no reson it should stay there it should be programed to erase it self after say a hour!!!
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Scary! and preventable! We are insane to ignore this!
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Why would they even put a hard drive on a copy machine? How stupid. And they charge you extra for a program that deletes the files off the hard drive that shouldn't be there in the first place?
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It was introduced because including enough RAM to print huge amounts of photos or documents is more expensive than including a Hard Drive. For example, lets say you wanted to print 6 GB's of pictures. To do this, you could do 1 of 3 things:
1. Spool the images one at a time off the computer, printing as they arrive
2. Store the images in RAM (requires 6 GB of RAM)
3. Store images on a Hard Drive
Of these options, Hard Drive is the cheapest and quickest.