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> as long as the computers in my network can speak the protocol, I don't really see what I'm missing out on by not having a new printer

Borderless printing, color accuracy, the ability to use high-quality photo paper come to my mind.



That's fair; all I ever really print are documents (academic papers, lecture notes, and forms that I need to sign). The printer I mentioned is black and white, so color isn't on my radar.

I'll admit that maybe I was a bit reductive with my statement, let me amend it a bit: for a large percentage of common printing jobs, I don't think a lot of people are missing out by opting to not buy a new printer (except subscriptions).


Those have all existed for a couple decades. (I used to work at a printer company.)




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