Paperweight? 

So, today i had this bright idea pop into my head while talking with a friend about it, because i was going to get all nerdy with it and build a raspberry pi with andriod so i could run the apps and just install a GPS addon to the pi, when i realized i have a few old cell phones in the drawer i no longer use that are basically paper weights at this stage in their life, so i pulled them out and picked out an old samsung s4 i replaced with my current samsung note 4 and booted it up after charging it for a few minutes and wiped it completely clean, the only app i installed for my test today was MilesIQ on the phone and set it up to my home wifi... i drove to the mall today to take the girlfriend shopping and to test the idea out, i turned off drive detection on the app on my Personal cell phone so it wouldn't log the miles and all i did was plug the old Samsung S4 into my charge cord in the car and layed the phone in my cup holder for the entire trip there and back... on my personal cell phone the notification that a trip was in progress never showed up, but the S4 it did.. and when i arrived at the mall i checked the app and it never showed any new trips added...

The investor has been stuck with this paperweight because he has no way to repair, rent it and get out of it.  

My tv broke and I was just too busy doing stuff to bother stopping out to buy a new one and always thought why waste the $ on a big flat-screen paperweight.

Since theyre the manufacture, you can specify exact size, color, paper, weight of paper ect.

Different campaigns have different sizes but here are my standardsthe minimum I do is 1000Full Color - Both Sides8.5 by 5.5 or 10.5 × 5.5Prices do very depending on whether its presorted standard, or first class also stock paper weight etc. it just depends on what you want and your budget.

Hello and good to meet youOffice depot sells 12 - 50 piece pads for 6.99 which isn't a bad price and some printers don't mind the 16 pound paper weight.

Originally posted by Brandon Foken:Jerry Puckett After some digging I found the Epson only works for paper weights from 17 - 24 pounds so the 16 pound weight of that yellow paper might not cut it.