Time for a new printer - any recommendations....
08 August 2007, 08:21 AM
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Time for a new printer - any recommendations....
Currently got an Epson Stylus Colour 680 - yes, I know it's old!! 
However, it's served me very well in the last 7-odd years 
Time's left it behind now, and I want a better output from a printer.....
TBH, don't want to spend too much, and the same goes for replacement carts, so I *think* I'm still looking at Epson, or perhaps HP?
The main criteria are to be able to print pretty decent piccies onto photo paper, and be relatively quick.
What's the general thoughts then (I'm also aware that you get what you pay for - however, there's usually some type of "break-even" point, or even a bargain to be had!!)
Dan
However, it's served me very well in the last 7-odd years Time's left it behind now, and I want a better output from a printer.....
TBH, don't want to spend too much, and the same goes for replacement carts, so I *think* I'm still looking at Epson, or perhaps HP?
The main criteria are to be able to print pretty decent piccies onto photo paper, and be relatively quick.
What's the general thoughts then (I'm also aware that you get what you pay for - however, there's usually some type of "break-even" point, or even a bargain to be had!!)
Dan
08 August 2007, 08:32 AM
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Canon ip4300 - twin paper trays, duplex, cd/dvd printing
Canon Pixma Ip4300 InkJet Printer 24ppm 9600 dpi x 2400 dpi USB
Compatible ink can be had for 80p each
Canon Pixma Ip4300 InkJet Printer 24ppm 9600 dpi x 2400 dpi USB
Compatible ink can be had for 80p each
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I find that PCPro is the best place to look for reviews and recommendations. PC PRO - IT News & Reviews
Their 'A-List' is worth a look.
Richard.
Their 'A-List' is worth a look.
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