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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
Perhaps a little over the top for home users, unless you really are doing a lot of colour work. Unlike a laser it uses solid ink (does seem to get through a bit of the stuff too), but it produces a glossy print finish which makes colour photos look good even on standard photocopier type paper. Use a better paper and the quality is great, even off basic digital cameras.
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I have one of these at home (an older 8200 model, 600dpi) but even this does reasonable photos - I have seen the results from the newer 1200dpi models and they are great (and totally waterproof as well

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