There is a PC fair later this weekend so i’m planning to purchase a AIO printer?
It’s merely for home use.
which brand ?
lexmark ?
canon ?
HP ?
epson ?
PLease help…
Thanks in advance
I am going to purchase an HP multifunction printer (Over Brother) based on my personal experiences with HP. I want the latest models for Inkjet all-in-one printers (With a fax, though if the printer is better quality and doesn’t have a fax, that is fine then). I want high quality, excellent print output, can even be a little slow and loud, just as long as it prints amazing, and has all the features. If it has a fax, that would be even better. Any 2008 models released this year, or even 2007?
- Also, I was wondering what the costs were for replacing the ink cartridges. I currently have an older PSC model that uses only 2 ink cartridges, no need for the separate magenta, cyan, and yellow. How long do those cartridges last (I heard they are expensive and don’t last long, which is almost what made me chose a Brother MFC).
- Do any of the printers printer as high quality as the Canon Pixma line?
I have an HP 5610 and not happy with how slow it is and having issues with my answering machine and fax working together. Interested in a Canon, Epson, or another HP. Which would be the best.
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Hi,
I am in the process of purchasing an all-in-one printer.
My main question is are auto document feeders (ADF) durable in home-based all-in-one printers? Are they all that useful (in the scenarios in my mind I am envisioning just loading a pile of paper and letting it auto scan while I whittle the time away on other activities)?
I am leaning towards the Canon printers (either Pixma MX340 or Pixma MP560)
Not really sure why the MP560 is more expensive than MX340.
Anyways, I welcome your help.
Thanks.
Alex
I’ve been looking online at various multifunction printers and their reviews. I would like an overall good printer for my home office. I like the hp photo printers because they also have negative/slide scanners included (and I’d like to make digital copies of all the photos from the past 20-30 years). I like the canon printers because they come with very small ink droplet sizes (as small as 1 picoliter). I haven’t seen other printers with as small, which means that the canons should have better photo print quality. I have been reading reviews, but there are lots of people who like and dislike all of them. The requirements I have are: good photo quality, good text quality, multifunction, pictbridge compatible. I’d love to hear your opinions and experience. Thanks.
Video Review style Tutorial on how to use a Canon Pixma USB Colour Bubble-jet Printer in Linux Mint or Ubuntu Linux and how it just works fine out of the box with no additional driver installation required and I demonstrate it printing a colour image. I give some Linux Tips on which types of Printers are best for using with Linux, I talk about how good HP Printers are in Linux too. Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show.
-Epson Artisan 810
-Canon Pixma MP990
-HP Photosmart Premium Fax All-in-One (Model #CC335A#ABA)
HP Officejet Pro L7780 Fastest All In One
I know that Canon does not have fax and HP M2727nf does. Faxing
is not a big issue. Thanks for any input, especially from those that
have these models.
I’m looking for a color all-in-one/multi-function printer (printer, copier, fax machine, and scanner) with an automatic document feeder and a glass (or whatever it’s made of) flatbed. I need something that’s not too large. We currently have a Canon MultiPASS F50, and while it’s a fantastic machine, we think it might not be a bad idea to begin looking at newer products. I need to know if it’s better to get a color inkjet printer or a color laser printer (this printer has to be color). On average, I usually print black-and-white Word documents (usually 50 pages per week), but do print in color often (aound 10 pages/week). What type would be more cost-effective to get? Any input is greatly appreciated, as are links to expert opinions. (While you can suggest printer models, all I really want is to know if it’s better to get inkjet or laser.)
Thanks again! (=
Okay, I’ll admit it: I’m not really looking for a new printer. I’m doing this for requirement 1 of the Personal Management merit badge, which involves planning for purchasing something that would be considered a major expense. Also, we have a good Brother B/W laser printer (only printer functionality), but that’s on the other side of the room (while we do have a USB cable, it would be too much work to hook it up to this desktop; we use it with the desktop near it and with laptops, but I like the idea 
. But, assuming I didn’t have any printer at all, would it be more cost-effective to buy 2 printers? If it’s only (as per yisgood), that might be a very good idea.
The Canon Pixma MP640 is an all-in-one printer. In this video I show you how to perform the initial set-up (suitable for Windows & Mac users). Then I guide you through setting up over USB & ethernet on an Apple Mac running OS X Snow Leopard. Part 2 – my full review is now on the channel; Manufacturer website: www.canon.co.uk Sponsor: www.eazydraw.com Check out more great reviews on my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com My other channels include: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Or on the website: www.geekanoids.co.uk
Self explained.
I have a canon pixma mp210 printer/scanner. Do i need to have ink or paper in the printer to scan pics to my computer and how do i scan them to my computer?
Canon Pixma MP640 All-in-one Printer Review – part 2. About a month ago I published a video covering the initial setup and overview of the MP640. One month on and I bring you my full review, taking a look at the scanning and print quality. You can see part one of the video, the set-up guide here; www.youtube.com Manufacturer: www.canon.co.uk Sponsor: www.eazydraw.com Check out more great reviews on my YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com You can also find tech & gadget news on: www.youtube.com For reviews, opinion & news visit: www.geekanoids.co.uk
