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Re: New all in one printer
We have a Kodak 5250. Excellent AIO we have used all its features & have had no issues at all. The supplied software is easy & intuitive, cost per page are very low & photo colour reproduction is very good. Wireless works very well although I couldnt get it to work with MAC address control, wireless set-up is a breeze. Its not the quickest or the quietest but for what you get its good value.
We have a Kodak 5250. Excellent AIO we have used all its features & have had no issues at all. The supplied software is easy & intuitive, cost per page are very low & photo colour reproduction is very good. Wireless works very well although I couldnt get it to work with MAC address control, wireless set-up is a breeze. Its not the quickest or the quietest but for what you get its good value.
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Re: New all in one printer
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Originally Posted by MadGamer
Ill bear that in mind, though what do you think of Epson?
Having not had an AIO Epson I cant really say much other than the R200 & R265 we owned over the last 6 years worked OK as printers although started to fail recognising original or compatible carts.
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I currently use Epson stylus pro 7900. I'm a photographer so I mainly use it for printing photos. The inks are quite expensive. I might just as well buy cheap inks is I needed to print simple things. So haydnwalker is quite right that you should consider what you are going to print before buying a printer))
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Re: New all in one printer
Pretty sure Kodak use a single black and a single 'multicolour' cartridge, so they're off my buy list, I refuse to have to replace a whole colour cartridge, because the colour Blue for example has run out. Never ever buy multi colour printers, get something with separate ink tanks for the colours, works out better.
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