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   Well I guess it is back to dot matrix and thermal printers.

    

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   If you don't mind "toner particles that can get deep into the lungs and cause respiratory problems and cardiovascular trouble", it shouldn't be a problem.
   
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   My company just bought replacement HP Laserjet 4250 models that replaced the 5Si ones. Guess I better get my heart and lungs checked.

    

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   I guess like the asbestos industry?

    

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   HP ridicules Queensland study linking laser printer particles to potential health issues
   
   Looks like it's only the beginning of sorting this out.

    

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