what printer to get?
17 December 2002, 05:32 PM
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ok its time to throw my epson 300 in the bin as its bloomin crap...lol
photo qualtity im after more than anything, but must do letters etc well too.
ill prob grab a second hand one to save some dosh given the time of year, any recomendations?
photo qualtity im after more than anything, but must do letters etc well too.
ill prob grab a second hand one to save some dosh given the time of year, any recomendations?
17 December 2002, 07:18 PM
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Do you have a scanner?
If not, Tesco have taken a further £50 off their HP 3in1 printer/scanner/copier. This was initially £199 and is now £99.99.
If you know anyone that works for Tesco, they can pick it up for you at a measly £90! Seems a cracking bargain to me
As far as quality goes, the box states it's photographic quality printing and the scanner is 1200dpi
Merry Xmas,
Paul
If not, Tesco have taken a further £50 off their HP 3in1 printer/scanner/copier. This was initially £199 and is now £99.99.
If you know anyone that works for Tesco, they can pick it up for you at a measly £90! Seems a cracking bargain to me
As far as quality goes, the box states it's photographic quality printing and the scanner is 1200dpi
Merry Xmas,
Paul
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Epson Photo 895. Brill ....
And, for everyone, get their cartidges from: www.printcartidge.net
08451-303760. Just got 2 (two) colour and 2 B&W for about £22 delivered! Ordered over the web. Not actually used them yet but people I know that have say you can't tell the difference.
They're also doing a 2 for 1 offer o other Epso ones. I guess the ones without the chip in them. Go see ..
Dave
18 December 2002, 12:25 AM
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ScoobyTal,
.... no, buy the printer as used at your work, and then get the cartridges from there 
Cheers
Ian
[Edited by IWatkins - 12/18/2002 12:26:30 AM]
buy the one with the cheapest cartridges
Cheers
Ian
[Edited by IWatkins - 12/18/2002 12:26:30 AM]
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