Sold the Epson, ordering a networked printer :)

Started by mrapoc, May 03, 2010, 20:21:11

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mrapoc

From what i've gathered its going to be either a HP or a Canon

Needs to be able to do everything for family use, from photos to emails

Our last printer was terrible with photo printer (the paper kept jamming) as well as large amounts of normal paper

Not sure whether to go wired or wireless - probably best to go wired but to have the option of wireless would be nice for out of reach areas.

I swear I am buying one this time, mum has no choice as i've flogged the other :P

oh and good at keeping itself clean/non clogged too :)

most likely to be using choice stationary compats

mrapoc

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hmm doesnt seem to be many networked options out here

edit:

HPPhotosmart C4780 looks promising - half price on amazon and its wireless

Rik

That or the 309G, Sam, I have the latter and I believe Baz has too. Flexible, wired or wireless, built in Bluetooth & duplexer.
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Glenn

I believe the Canon MP640 is a network printer too.
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mrapoc


Baz

I have this one

its very good and ive had no bother at all.has all that Rik mentioned,gives very good quality prints too.It can be a tad 'clunky' in between print jobs which is the only thing ive found annoying about it.

Rik

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Baz

 ;D ;D  yes double annoying but we dont want to put any one off do we

Rik

No, Baz, the virtues outweigh the niggles. :)
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Lance

Quote from: Baz on May 04, 2010, 14:19:06
I have this one

its very good and ive had no bother at all.has all that Rik mentioned,gives very good quality prints too.It can be a tad 'clunky' in between print jobs which is the only thing ive found annoying about it.

That's the one I've got too, with no complaints either :)
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Lance

That's what I would have got had it been cheaper :)
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mrapoc

Ok got it today

easy to setup in windows, just a 60mb driver download (?) but other that that it shows up in network list as a printer

done

just to test in ubuntu next


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Baz

Quote from: Rik on May 10, 2010, 15:45:13
Which one did you settle on, Sam?

.....and didnt you get a disc with it for the install  :dunno: :dunno:

mrapoc

The 4780 :)

i didnt use the disk on my pc (did on the laptop) as it installed all kinds of..cr*p

the single driver on the pc did the trick

Rik

Typical HP, Sam. Did they not offer a basic, drivers only, installation.
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Glenn

They have to justify the price somehow  :evil:
Quote from: mrapoc on May 13, 2010, 00:44:20
The 4780 :)

i didnt use the disk on my pc (did on the laptop) as it installed all kinds of..cr*p

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