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Good printers?

JeffB

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I'm looking for a good printer that will give me good photo prints and text and not break my bank.

Any suggestions?
Jeff
 
Depending on how much your bank can hold before it breaks:

Epson Stylus Photo R800
Epson Stylus Photo R300
Epson Stylus Photo R200

I have the R300 and it outputs fantastic photos, and the text-only prints are great. Some are put off by the cost of the inkcarts, but I just get the replacements from www.inkgrabber.com.

They print on DVDs/CDs also.
 
Tiny said:
Depending on how much your bank can hold before it breaks:

Epson Stylus Photo R800
Epson Stylus Photo R300
Epson Stylus Photo R200

I have the R300 and it outputs fantastic photos, and the text-only prints are great. Some are put off by the cost of the inkcarts, but I just the replacements from www.inkgrabber.com.

They print on DVDs/CDs also.

Yup, there are a few online stores that sell ink at great prices. Inkgrabber is definitely one of them.
 
Go with an HP. Get one of the small All-in-Ones that does copy and scan. There are some models that are ~$100 that print pretty damn good photos and the text is crisp. My dad just got the HP PSC 1315. I have a HP PSC 2710 All-in-One but it cost a bit more for the wireless capability.
 
HP PSC 2410 here. It's one of those SOHO machines, print, scan, copy fax, does dishes, wipes yer ass, all of that stuff. No complaints from me so far but I don't put out that much volume of stuff yet, either.

Post your budget to narrow the results.
 
i have the Canon i560 and it works good for everything: photos on glossy, photos on plain paper, and just regular text
 
Does anyone know the name of that one new printer that has more nozzles than anything else?

I think it was around $300-$450?


Jeff
 
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