HP LaserJet 1320n Monochrome Network Printer

• Up to 1,200 dpi laser quality; automatic two-sided printing
• Up to 22 ppm speed, first page out in less than 8.5 seconds
• 133 MHz Motorola V4 Coldfire processor, 16 MB RAM, expandable to 144 MB
• 10,000 pages per month duty cycle; 250-sheet input tray
• Parallel port, USB 2.0, and Ethernet interface; PC and Mac compatible

As always, here''s my honest review with some background.

I''ve been looking for a good laser printer that I could have on my network for a while now. I have a small office and am an aspiring teacher (currently student teaching). When I can''t get to the copy machine at school, I wanted something I could use to do some "mass printouts" for my students. I had an old NEC Superscript, but it frequently paused between pages for a breather and was generally slow.

If you don''t need the network card (print server) built into this printer, then the 1320 (not 1320n) would be an amazing value! For me, I wanted the networking, so I was willing to spend the extra money. Setup was relatively simple, changing the IP address was easy, and I was up and running, printing from my Windows XP machines AND my MacOS X (10.3.7) machines.

Now for the printer itself. I''m very impressed with the build quality. Printers have been turning into plastic junk lately, but this one still has metal guts, metal supports holding the paper in the bottom tray, etc. Certain parts seem like generic plastic, but overall it has a nice fit and finish.

Print speeds are amazingly swift! The first thing I put this little print-monster through was a 70-copy worksheet for my students. It took sheet after sheet without a pause! It might grab paper just when the previous sheet is half way through because they seem to keep flying out! Duplex printing was a bonus with this unit handy in a pinch, but it slows the print speed by about 2-3 times because it pulls the paper back inside and reprints on the other side... Either way, I dare you to find a quality printer like this, with a duplexer for this price!

Instant on fuser sends paper printing within 8 seconds. Overall, I''m very pleased! I was tempted to get the next model up (2420) but the price difference with no standard duplexer killed that deal.

Wish list? An tiny LCD display telling me whats going on would be nice but it has lights which do the job just fine. Also and I''m just dreaming here, it would be nice to see an option for this printer to staple printouts...I know, I''ve been around pricey copy machines too much!

So, pick yourself up this printer! You won''t be sorry. The print quality is very crisp your well-known HP laser quality, and even graphics are suitable! Its B&W (no color printing), but the money saved on just one toner from time to time as apposed to inkjet cartridges every other month is mind boggling! ...and how often do you need color printing? Some may, but for the bulk of what I print, B&W is fine.

High recommended! ...feel free to contact me if you have any questions that I might be able to help you with.

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One-year update (11/2005):

I would now give this printer 5 stars, as my original concerns (below) were superficial/cosmetic issues. The printer has performed wonderfully over the past year, no issues or breakdowns. Toner life has been well beyond my expectations, lasting just over a year of use. (I typically print a lot of academic, text-focused articles. Graphic-heavy works might use toner more quickly.) Printer speed is great, and even pretty decent using the 2-sided mode.

At this point, my only complaint is that the manual feed ''slot'' isn''t a ''tray''--thus requiring a bit of attention when using. Regardless, I can recommend this printer for home or small-office users who want fast, black and white printing.

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I recently purchased this printer to make printing over my home network easier. Functionally, the printer warms up quickly, text is clear, and it comes installed with some nice fonts one doesn''t normally find standard in Windows, such as CG Omega and Univers.

Network setup and installation were easy, you do need to have your own ethernet cable, but you just plug it into your hub, then install software from the supplied CD. I had no problems with installing on 98-SE or XP-SP2 (although the XP computer I had to pay attention during installation to make sure the firewall settings were opened for the print spooler).

I haven''t had the printer long enough to speak on toner life, but we''ll see.

Two things keep me from giving this printer a perfect review:

1) The images of the printer (on HP''s site as well as Amazon) make the printer appear to be the same color scheme as the newer HP PC''s, the cool silver and gray-blue. However, the printer is an off-white beige and non-bluish-gray. I was looking forward to the more futuristic color scheme.

2) When I received mine, the HP logo decal was missing from the front of the printer. The empty space for the logo is a bit annoying. I spoke with HP about this and the service rep was very friendly, but they couldn''t send me a replacement logo. My only options were to exchange the printer (at no cost), or live with it.

Overall it''s a great printer, and the phone service I''ve received has been courteous. The not-so-cool color scheme and logo fluke aside, I highly recommed it. But spending $500 for a home printer, I expected better attention to details.

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I have both Macintosh (OSX) and PC (Windows XP) computers on my home network. So I wanted a network printer so that I would not have to directly connect the printer to any one machine.

A single driver CD-ROM is included with this product. You must load the drivers onto both the Mac and PC. The SAME CD-ROM works with both. Once the HP driver is installed the machines can communicate directly with the printer.

The print quality seems fine, both with graphics and text. Being able to print on both sides of the paper is a really handy feature, and saves paper. The double sided printing is all automatic to the printer. No more printing odd/even pages and flipping!

Laser printers have a few advantages over Ink Jet printers. If you print mostly black/white text/graphics like I do, you will find your print speeds faster with a laser printer. You will also find lower print costs than Ink Jet. Further, toner has a longer shelf life than Ink cartages, since toner is already dry and will not dry out like an unused ink cartridge may.

All and all I am very happy with this printer. I have not had to contact HP support, so I do not have any opinions on the support side of this product.

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UPDATE: Mid Nov 2006.

Maintenance parts are available for printer repair "do-it-yourselfers".

(such as rubber rollers, separation pads) at

You save a lot of money if you can find a service manual off someplace like ebay, and the parts from a repair company.

Previously we bought most of our maintenance parts from , (but despite claims to the contrary by another reviewer),

PW still doesn''t offer 1320 parts.

Printerworks sells parts for the HP1300 printer, NOT the HP1320 series. The 1300 is a rounded looking unit, the 1320 is definitely square-ish.

NOT interchangable.

THE REVIEW:

If it weren''t for a couple small problems/isues, I''d give it 5 stars.

PROs:

1. very fast one-sided prints

2. fast 2-sided prints

3. compact size

4. 2 choices of toner catridges:

a.regular toner cartridge 49A (2,500 sheets per cartridge)

(it comes with a 49A, always get the 49X after the starter cartridge runs out. Only a few bucks more and over TWICE as much output capacity)

or

b. eXtended life cartridges, 49X (estimated output = 5,000 6,000 sheets)

CONs:

1. unable to find service manuals

(Normally you can get great deals on fee-bay, for HP printer service guides. However, I never see any of the manuals that also include the HP1320 or 1320n).

a. Many times I fix my own printers inhouse, using service manuals and individual parts from a place called Printerworks.

b. Example: a fuser unit. Many times the fuser cakes up, builds up, on the metal roller of the fuser unit. Normally in the middle of the roller.

To buy the whole fuser can be $200 or more, depending on if it is

NEW vs REFURB.

I service a lot of HP4 and 4MV printers.

The metal fuser tube only costs like $40 plus about 45 minutes of time for dis-assembly then re-assembly.

c. I cannot find anything on the hp1320 series at Printerworks, which is really sad. (Maybe HP is deliberately trying to keep endusers from doing their own repairs; who knows).

2. manual feed slot what were they thinking???

(OOPS......I guess they weren''t "thinking").

Nothing to stack your envelopes or stationery on, no pull out plastic piece like most other printers.

It''s a crappy, horizontal, single piece feeding slot.

You have to sort of push the envelope in, make sure it starts feeding into the printer.

You can''t just insert an envelope and leave, or it will most likely fall out.

LAME, real LAME.

BUT,

Even though there are a few cons, I still like my 1320.

Still need a service manual though, otherwise I''m dread the day it needs new rollers or separation pads, or both.

This printer was purchased for use in an office environment. It''s used often everyday, so it has to be dependable. This one has performed nicely so far. I would purchase another one without hesitation.

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Epson Stylus C80 Inkjet Printer

• Up to 2,880 by 720 dpi resolution
• Prints black text up to 20 ppm, 10 ppm color
• DuraBrite inks for colorful, durable prints
• USB and parallel connectivity; PC and Mac compatible
• Resolution Performance Management technology permits variable resolution and smooths edges

I''ve been using Epson Stylus Color printers for awhile, originally the Stylus 740, and recently the 777i printer. Each has been impressive in the print quality, especially photos. I decided to make the leap and upgrade to the Stylus C80 printer, in part due to the $30 rebate offered.

Setup was very easy as is with most Epson printers. I use it with a USB cable to my Apple iBook computer and had no trouble with installing and using the printer drivers. As a matter of fact, these drivers are nearly identical to the ones used for the Stylus 777i. I have also used the Printer Sharing function built into the driver and now print wirelessly from my iBook to this printer COOL!!!

The print quality is excellent and speeds are noticeably faster than my 777i printer. The best improvement was the reduced noise during printing, it is much more quiet! I did notice that there is a considerable difference in photo print appearance between the C80 and the 740/777i depending on the type of paper used.

Previously, I have used the Epson 4x6 photo paper with very good resultson the C80 however, the prints appears somewhat washed out and dull. Using Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper produces much better results as does Kodak Premium Picture Paper (for less $$$ than Epson). I was also perplexed at the limited paper sizes supported by the drivers, 4x6 print is missing and must be user defined. Mac OS X drivers are due out on Oct. 22 so I am looking forward to testing those as well.

I recommend this printer for fast, quiet photo quality printing for a budget price.

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Just had this printer a couple weeks now, and finally completed making it so that it prints from my home PC via Parallel, and Laptop via USB.

Prints are great! So far I have only had the opportunity to burn up some Coated 8.5 x 11 sheets on pictures and some graphics, plus a plain paper envelope or two. No problem as long as the driver installed properly.

I was debating and debating between the C80 and the 785EPX for quite some time, and as an avid digital photo geek, it was a tough choice archival with individual durable inks or the 785EPX with the edge to edge, card support, 2 extra colors, and 4x6 rolls. Well I still feel that the extra two colors are unnecessary just a way to sell more ink (the money''s in the blades son). And I have no issue viewing my pictures on the computer prior to wasting more of that precious commodity. So I went for the C80, and I''m delighted with my decision. Who needs two extra colors and wet edges. For really special prints I go to shutterfly.com anyway.

So here''s my driver advice:

My W98 (1''st edition) home PC installed without issue, and printed from the Parallel port without complaint.

On the other side, I was attempting to attach my work W2k laptop to the USB, and ran into difficulty. I believe the issue is that I needed to install "USB printer support" from my system prior to it allowing the Epson printer drivers. This issue was not listed in the instructions neither the "read me first" nor the full documentation. It only needs to be done once, which explains why some see it and others do not. When it asks you to cancel the HW detection, don''t cancel out of the "USB Printer Support" Hardware detection. Let it install the built-in Windows drivers for USB printers, then it goes on to install the actual printer which you do from the CD (or downloaded drivers).

Other than that... One theory I have for so many drivers issues with the other users is that it is a good idea to uninstall any pervious Local Printers on the system. These programs tend to run in the background and "lock in" your LPT settings like that little ink monitor and other icons that like to display in your sys-tray (on the bottom right of your screen). HP and Epson both seem to have these background programs. So if you had a HP previously, and didn''t uninstall first, then it could still be hanging on to your port settings. My previous model was a Canon BJC4300 which died when I had amassed over a hundred bucks on ink always had to have some on hand, because it gave you no warning when it was going to start printing funny stripy pictures. But then again, it had no little TSR (Terminate and Stay Resident don''t you wish that your boss would say that to you?) program to foul up the Epson installation.

I''ve seen this type of driver issue repeatedly one of my past lives involved troubleshooting people''s computers. There once was a "Winnie the Pooh" doll that attached to the parallel printer so the kiddies could program it to read them stories. Well this one customer could only get Pooh to speak in tongues that sounded kind of like a modem you should have seen what a sight it was to see Winnie moving his lips to the sound of "EEEEkakakaka". Anyway the issue was the LPT Port was "captured" by the Epson printer driver. The customer had deleted all the Epson printer files already so it was too late to uninstall. We had to re-install the Epson Driver from the printer which was now returned back to the store and then uninstall that driver.

Nice printer other than that. It''s not a quiet as an HP, but it shouldn''t jam up as much either. Sounds very "professional". Plus the "smoothness" of the 3 picoliter drops is better than HP. After maybe 8 pages of full color photo''s the ink is still way over 90% much better than the Canon would have been at this point.

Good luck with the drivers...

Marc

P.S. W2k uses the XP driver I believe.

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This is by far the best inkjet I have ever used…

Unlike another reviewer, I had no problems whatsoever getting this printer installed and working. I can''t imagine the install being much easier. The drivers work very well with Windows 98 as they do with Win2k, Winxp and NT4.

The print speeds are incredible! I can''t believe it prints this fast while maintaining such a high quality output. The print speed has also improved a lot with mixed text/graphic pages. It seems to recognize that the text portion doesn''t need the same speed of the images and prints them much faster.

I like the separate ink cartridges, as you can replace each color independently. Canon has had this feature for the longest time, and I am glad to see Epson finally adding it. Time will tell if this makes it much cheaper than before.

The image quality is great! They have improved the plain paper printing quality from the last Epson printer I have used. On photo quality paper, it''s amazing! The picture quality is also much better than you get with latest HP printers, which tend to have grainy images when compared to the C80.

The only thing I don''t like is the styling. The previous printers look much better to me than the C80. And what''s with the naming scheme?

So far, I have enjoyed this incredibly fast printer....

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If you''re looking for a generic color printer, the C80 is most likely your best choise, even compared with more expensive printers. It is fast, economical, quiet (except for the paper-feed mechanism) and prints excellent quality text, graphics and images in both B&W and color. I use it with XP, without any problems -true plug and play, without the need of any driver installation.

However, if you''re buying the C80 for photo-quality prints, you''ll probably get disapointed. Before I bought it, I read many user reviews describing the C80''s photo prints as "dull" -this is exactly the case. I tried a number of print options (and the C80 gives you plenty) on photo-quality Epson paper -in all cases, the feeling was that the print came out OK, but didn''t have the sharpness I was expecting ("dull colors" is the right word). Another disadvantage, is the print sizes: does not have the "bordlerless photo" capability, and needs some trial-error based adjustments in the print options to print even standard photo sizes (4x6, 3x5 etc).

Very reluctantly, because it''s a great printer, I decided to return for a true Photo Printer.

First I will start by saying that I have been a fanatic supporter of Epson printers; I have owned (own) three of them. I have also owned HP''s, and like I said, am an Epson fan.

At first I was blown away by the clarity and brightness. But..

We (Epson support) couldn''t configure the printer for USB.

Then I noticed the printer was literally drinking ink...I mean lots of ink on the lowest black resolution only.

As far as speed, yeah, it cranks out the pages, but only after taking extended periods of time. On average, I have about a 25-30 second delay before the printer will begin to print (very annoying). Once it gets going, it kicks butt.

Now, back to my biggest gripe...

I have owned this printer since November 2001. It is now January 2002. I have blasted 5 black cartridges and 2 each of the remaining colors.

By comparison, with my Stylus 740, I used to go thru 1 black cartridge every month, sometimes it would last 2, and the color about every 2-3 months.

I have also found the ink incompatible with quality, high-gloss stock from Red River. Personally, I am now looking elsewhere.

Dunno what went wrong, but I don''t feel like spending [that much] in ink per year.

VERY DISAPPOINTED!!

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Canon imageFORMULA ScanFront 300 Networked Document Scanner Save 22% off

• 8.4" SVGA liquid crystal display
• Scan up to 30 pages per minute
• Device authorization (key-in & list-type login)

I''ve had this unit replaced twice now.

In theory, this is an awesome product. When it''s working, it very quickly scans large documents to a network location, which is great. The problem is that, most of the time, it suffers from multiple-feeds and paper jams. The paralegals in our office have resorted to single-page feeding this unit instead of putting a stack in and letting it run.

I''m not sure who did the QA testing on this scanner. The 220p has occasional jams but seems to work pretty well once the rollers are broken in. This version, however, has never worked as expected.

In short, it cost us a whole ton on money to buy a scanner that doesn''t work as advertised. The unit creates more problems than it solves.

In addition, the setup is non-intuitive. I hold MCSA/MCSE and SEC+ certifications and it took me a good afternoon to get everything up and running properly. The Fax portion needs to be removed, it''s useless to anyone who isn''t actually running a fax server in the office. Having the button on the primary interface is confusing. The email option only works with an open-relay, which is useless to 99% of all email setups. LDAP address book integration is limited to something like 99 contacts, which is unhelpful considering the size of most contact lists in the internet age.

Avoid.

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Canon imageFORMULA ScanFront 300 Networked Document Scanner equipment was delivered fast and 100% working. Ability to complete work, with all its extras and accompanying manuals

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love it! Works realy fast and accurate! The only problem is that is not easy to sutup or to change the config.

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Kodak Matte Photo Paper (8318164) Save 5% off

• Perfect for everyday photo printing.
• Instant dry.
• No smearing or smudging.
• Packo f 100 Sheets

The canon matte photo paper produces much better looking photos, and usually costs less. The only positive I can say about this brand is that it is much easier to tell which side to print on than Canon.

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You''d think Kodak paper would work in a new Kodak copier! The Kodak copier itself is FANTASTIC with the better quality papers. But this plain photo paper always gets stuck in the printer. When you feel the page, it''s all sticky. I called Kodak''s customer service. He said, "Feel the page. Is it sticky? Then that''s the problem." Yeah, right. I already knew that. He hinted that it was a bad batch. Maybe yes, maybe no. But it seems from Reviews that I''m not the first person to have this problem.

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It''s not thick enough like regular photo prints you would get from a store. I would recommend spending some more money and getting good paper if you really want quality photographs.

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I was expecting a paper that had a really *really* light satin finish, some sort of surfacing, anyway. All I got was a pack of overpriced cardstock. The only thing going for this paper is that the blacks really print out *black* and that it dries fast. I was expecting more, though, from a pack that calls itself photo paper.

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If you are looking to use this paper to print photos like I was, then I would not recommend it. This is just like regular printer paper. The only difference is that on the back of each page it says Kodak, otherwise it is just as thin as plain printer paper. You could get regular white card stock which is much thicker for much cheaper. Overall I would not recommend this paper. It''s just overpriced printer paper.

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Kodak 8290207 5100 Easyshare All-In-1 Photo Printer

• Prints, Copies & Scans
• Prints Lab-Quality Photos In 28 Seconds
• Uses Convenient 2-Cartridge, 6-Ink System
• 5100 ALL IN ONE PRINTER

I am so happy with my new 5100. I got my new printer at Walmart for $99, after finding the ink cartridges I needed for my old Lexmark were going to cost me over $70 for color and black. I have not really been happy with my Lexmark print quality and the printer drank ink. I was very motivated to try the Kodak.

My first impression, out of the box, was the complexity of the install. I read through all the instructions before getting started and was very glad that I know something about computers. Kodak might consider making installation a bit easier, because it was quite a chore. I had problems getting the printer to print the page that calibrates the printer. I was glad for the printer paper that was included. I would have been in trouble without it.

Once installed, I started testing my printer. I printed one 4X6 photo, a 25 sheet report, 150 business cards, 6 pieces of sheet music and my tax forms for 2007. My ink is STILL showing at 100%. The print quality was excellent. I was able to print all my docs in draft mode and they look great. Draft mode on my Lexmark was grainy and looked washed out. I was so amazed at the crispness of the colors. Plus, printing is nearly twice the speed of my Lexmark. The pages shot out so fast, it startled me a bit.

The paper tray is annoying a bit. It is a fold out piece that fits up into the paper tray. If this piece is not folded out, your papers end up on the floor. Folded out, it seems very flimsy and some care must be taken to make sure it does not break. If you break it off, you will have nothing to catch your papers with.

The printer is a bit noisy. It is rather loud when it is printing and from time to time, just seems to come on by itself. I think it is cleaning the printer head.

I am also concerned about the cost of a replacement head. I says the head is permenant but no printer head has ever been created that lasts forever. The cost of a replacement head could be quite high, as with other models that have separate heads/inks (ie: cannon multijets) But with the ink costs so low, as long as the printer head lasts for a good number of pages, it will be so worth not paying $70 for ink. I will keep printing and see how it goes. If something changes, I will record it here but for now, I am totally happy with my new printer.

Overall, I give the Kodak 4 STARS!!!

LEAnderson

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So I turn on my printer this morning, had to print a couple of vacation pics real quick to give to someone... but once again, this printer refuses to print one of its colors... This time, the yellow seems to be "stuck".

This printer might be great for people who print every single day (although I''m not sure it makes a difference, just conjectures...). Here''s where I think the good reviews come from: when you first open the package and start printing, it does exactly what it''s advertised for: great photo printing quality on the photo paper in the dedicated tray, while descent printing of letter size document. The scanner is on par with the $99 Canons you can get, and the "photocopy" function that scans + print all in the push of a button is a great time saver for daily office work...

... BUT ...

If you don''t print for a couple of weeks, you can be pretty sure that the ink will get stuck and the printer will be unusable. Doing all the trouble shooting, head cleaning stuff from the provided maintenance software won''t help. The only thing that WILL help is to get a replacement print head from the tech support via phone. Granted, they''re very useful, friendly, and will ship you a new head at no cost, with extra ink cartridges for free... But you''ll have to do that every time you don''t print anything for more than a few days. To me, that qualifies as a buggy piece of junk not ready for production. From the other comments, and how easy it is to get a replacement from customer service, it''s obviously a known issue...

On top of that, on OS X, they''re some obvious USB connection problems on the software level... Checking ink levels will randomly disconnect all USB devices on your Mac, you have to plug/unplug your USB devices (such as keyboard... mouse... whatever''s the flavor of the day...) and hope you don''t have to restart...

So, yeah, when it works it''s a great printer.... but that''s 5% of the time you use this junk.

You''ve been warned!

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KODAK 8290207 5100 EASYSHARE ALL-IN-1 PHOTO PRINTER

I have had this printer since January of this year and it has been nothing but problems. Takes too long to ever get started performing but that is not the worst problem. It never did scan right, then it just quit printing so I contacted the company for help and as now am waiting to get a printer head from them that is supposed to fix it but I have my doubts. I am getting ready to just trash it and go back to my old HP.

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Yes, the ink is cheap and your printer may even work for several months to a year. But the printheads on these things just break down. When I call Kodak for support they tell me this is normal. Kodak printheads "go bad," as Kodak''s tech support says, as if these things are like little cartons of milk. I''ve had to replace two in two years. And I use normal paper, Kodak ink, and print about 20 pages a month. This machine is a cheap piece of junk. You may save money on ink, but you''ll spend it on replacement printheads. Eventually you''ll spend it on a more reliable printer, which you should have bought in the first place.

I am going to give the basic problems I have encountered with this printer. There are many but this will be the last KODAK printer I will ever buy. 1st, I got it on sale for around $70. I thought it was a steal compared to others with these features. I have owned it for over a year now and it has been a nightmare. You constantly run out of ink. I print an average of 10 pages a week, sometimes a little more. This thing ran out of ink monthly, as if it were on a timer. I found out the ink replacement cartridges have a chip. WOW, way to go Kodak, you found a way to make a ton of back end money. 2nd biggest problem is that it prints certain fonts poorly. Forget about fine print, it is horrible. The biggest problem is the ink system delivery. It just doesn''t work well. After a few months it seemed to dry and cause problems.

Save yourself the time and effort. Don''t buy this machine. Used it isn''t worth the postage or gas to pick it up. Total garbage.

Kodak stick to camera''s and software. The software you get with the printer is good.

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Inkpress Pro P3 Professional Pro Gloss

• Pro Gloss Photo Paper coated with Pro Super Dry technology,
• 12 mil thickness, 330 gsm, 95% brightness.

As a rule, I have taken photographs, stored them on an external hard drive or processed and placed them on my web site (cordjonesfotos.com); I have never printed them--and had absolutely no idea what paper to try. Beginning in January, I began selling my photos and had to print them. So I tried a few different types of paper, none of which rang my bell for their eye catching results. On a whim, I tried Inkpress Pro Gloss; all I can say is WOW! The paper is so spectacular, it even makes my photos look good!

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Epson Premium Photo Paper Glossy (S041376) Save 27% off

• High-gloss, bright white, resin coated photo paper
• Print high quality photos for glass frames and photo albums
• Smudge and water-resistant quick dry surface
• Look and feel of traditional photographs
• 8.3"x32'' Roll Paper

This paper produces photos just like the sheet version but it doesn''t seem to have the same curl problem that Epson''s S041302 4"x26'' roll paper has. I''ve never used the narrower paper but judging from the reviews left for it, it is almost impossible to get the curl out. I wouldn''t have said that about this paper. I love it. My only comment is to always practice on other, cheaper paper until you are sure you have what you want since this paper costs about double (per square inch) that of sheet paper. My printer will handle a printout up to 23" long.

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I shoot using a Canon 20D and print on an Epson Stylus Photo R1800 Inkjet Printer. Taking these facts into consideration helps determine the best paper for my uses. Because I shoot with the 20D, my images come out to be perfect for 4x6 or 8X12 images. Unless I want to crop my images, there are no Epson papers for my printer that will reasonably meet my needs besides the roll paper. If I wanted to conform to traditional sizes, the Epson borderless 8x10 photo paper is the equivalent choice, or if a white border is needed, the Epson 8.5x11 photo paper) will work as well. Conforming to an 8x10 format is not necessary as the digital revolution is changing the available options. I can easily frame my images in a standard 8x12 frame, or mat to fit a 12x16 or for greater effect a 16x20 frame.

At 8x12, the curling is less of an issue, as this size photo lends itself to being framed. The high-gloss, bright white, resin coated photo paper is rated to last 104 years on the R1800/R800, 85 years on the 2200, or 23 years on the R200,R300,R320,RX500, and RX600 printers. The amount of time a print lasts is just as much about the quality of the ink as it is the quality of the paper. Being a smudge and water-resistant quick dry surface, the paper is easy to work with. Plus by using a roll, I have the option of printing panoramic images.

On a per image cost basis, the expense of using the roll is about the same cost of using the sheet paper. I can easily get 30 8x12 images out of the roll. At the current $32.99 price, this gives me a $1.10 per image cost. The sheet paper runs just about as much unless you are buying 50 sheets at a time, then the price is double. For me, the versatility and the fact I don''t have to crop my images makes the expense worth it.

PROS:

Doesn''t force me to use an 8x10 format

Smudge and water-resistant quick dry surface

Prints high quality long lasting photos for framing

CONS:

Should cost less per image than sheet paper

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Roll paper costs twice as much as the equivalent amount of sheet paper. However, if you''re printing a panorama, you don''t have much choice. I''ve used this Epson roll paper to print panoramas that were 8" tall and 5 feet wide with great looking results.

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Great Epson quality paper for glossy photos, but particularly for creating panorama prints on Epson printers with that feature. Just select "user defined" under print size and you can print up to 48" wide. Panorama software to paste together side by side pictures is readily available. Roll paper makes the panorama print possible.

The only down side is the 8.3" height, in lieu of the standard 8.5"

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The only way to print a panorama! The paper does want ot roll back up after it prints so I roll it out on my proofing table and weight the ends. After a couple of days its ready for matting and framing.

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HP 11 Magenta Printhead in Retail Packaging Save 71% off

• Replacement printhead for Hewlett-Packard ink-jet printers
• Magenta color
• Easy to install
• Produces bright color prints
• Fast drying and smudge-free

After years of supporting printers with these printheads, I generally haven''t had many problems. It can definitely be difficult to figure out which printhead needs replacing, despite what the display says. Make sure to wipe the contacts clean on all printheads before replacing any. Replacing all at once may be a good strategy.

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I have never had an issue using Hewlett Packard ink cartridges. Remanufactured ones have given me grief in the past and I will not use them.

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HP means the product is good but not having to drive also adds to the convenience fair price as well.

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Compatible Brother MFC-7440N Toner Cartridge High Yield

• New Compatible Brand Toner Cartridge Unconditionally Guaranteed
• Brother MFC-7440N Aftermarket Toner Saves 30-50% Off Brother Brand
• High Yield 2,600 Page Output At 5% Page Coverage
• Manufactured In An ISO9001 Certified Factory To Meet International Standards
• Works In Conjunction With The Brother DR-360 Toner (Sold Separately)

Ownership tip:

You can cover the windows on both sides of the cartridge (with some opaque tape), and get another 1000 sheets roughly. It will run out without warning then but at least you can keep printing.

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Fast, efficient service. The cartridge works perfectly. Prints the same as the original Brother cartridge for a much lower price.

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The toner cartridge arrived very fast and it fit perfectly into the machine. It has worked perfectly with no errors. Would recommend this product to any who have a Brother MFC-7440N printer!

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Works just as well as the regular one, meaning this one gives you the darned "change drum" message after about 2 days, which tells me it''s a printer issue. I''ve seen a lot of people complain about it.

Only two of us use one printer and we have to change it pretty often in our office, so I dunno about calling 2600 pages "high yield" but that''s what the Brother brand calls it too so whatever. This one is like a third of the price and works, so why bother getting the Brother one when you go through so many? (I''ve bought both)

I have had various degrees of satisfaction with "compatible" ink and toner cartridges, and this is the best one I have used to date. Not a single issue after several hundred sheets printed. A very good alternative to brand name cartridge. Save some $ and buy this one.

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HP 4100N Laserjet Printer

• HP LaserJet 4100N Parallel/Ethernet B W Laser Printer General Features: Laser Print Technology
• Centronics Parallel interface Processor: 250 MHz RISC 32 MB Total Memory Print Speed: 25 ppm
• First Page Out: less than 12 seconds Resolution: 1200 x 1200 dpi
• HP Jetdirect Fast Ethernet (100Base-TX) and Ethernet (10Base-T) Paper Handling: Output: 300-sheet
• Dimensions:

We had this exact model in our office, and the laser went kaput on us. Rather than buy a new laser for it and pay for a service call, we decided to get a refurbished model because we really like the model, and didn''t want to test the waters with any other model. The printer we got was refurbished and just a bit banged up but it works great and is meeting our needs 100%. No problems with delivery it arrived quickly and works fine!

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The two that we purchased for our labs were refurbished and have worked without any issue. Fast and easy to set up and networking was a breeze. It was definitely worth the price.

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LEXMARK X364DN MFP MONO P/S/C/F FB ADF ENET USB 1200DPI 128MB 33PPM Save 61% off

• Accepts Paper Size - 10, A4, A5, A6, B5, C5, DL, Executive, Folio, Legal, Letter, Oficio, Statement, Universal
• Auto Document Feed/Sheets - 50
• Auto Duplexing Functions - Copy, Print, Scan
• Catalog Publishing Type - Copier/Fax/Multifunction Machines-Multifunction
• Compliance, Standards - ENERGY STAR Qualified

I have had this Lexmark x364DN for 2 years. I would not hesitate to purchase it again! This is a great machine for any small office.

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This printer churns out pages in laser-sharp quality, scans quickly to a usb drive, copies quickly, scans and prints double-sided and easily works with both Macs and PCs over the ethernet network (although I did not try scanning over the network, so that may or may not work. I also don''t use the fax feature because we have a dedicated machine for those increasingly rare times when someone uses a fax).

We''ve used this in our office for about a year, and so far I don''t think the paper has jammed once. It''s just a reliable performer that you don''t need to think about.

The only problem I''ve had is setting up the email client for the printer. Supposedly, you should be able to email scans, but it won''t connect with our email server.

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This multifunction printer does all that it promises quickly, quietly, and relatively simply. In setting up some of the logging and network (especially scan-to-email) parameters, I found it slightly more helpful to work from Lexmark''s Markvision client/server software (downloadable from Lexmark along with a printer-specific plug-in that makes all of the 364dn''s features accessible) than from the printer''s built-in web page. The big question is durability; how long will the duplex and paper-feeder mechanics hold up? At least for now, the printer is great!

Purchasing from Amazon was efficient and cheap == thanks.

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Looked at reviews for reliable, low cost per copy, fast, consumer grade copier-printer. Lexmark came out at the top. This is our first experience with a consumer grade machine the 35cpm duplexing RADF machine we kept at home after closing our copier business a decade ago was starting to break.

Unboxed and set it up with no problems, got it networked easily enough. We will not use the fax feature. Could have used wireless networking, but chose the variant without it based on price. Scanning works OK, but not as handy as our Fujitsu ScanSnap.

Having been in the copier business, we knew that speed sells; customers changing to a slower machine were invariably disappointed. When I hit "Print" the paper is in the output tray by the time I turn around. Nice. No waiting.

Have had the machine more than a month now, not through the original toner cartridge.

Would recommend this to anyone.

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I ORDERED THIS TO USE AS AN ALL-IN-ONE PRINTER AND HAD NOTHING BUT TROUBLE THE WEEK I HAD IT. IT WOULDN''T RECEIVE FAXES, IT JAMMED HALF THE TIME WHEN WE TRIED MAKING COPIES, AND IT TOOK 2 DAYS OF REINSTALLING DRIVERS FOR IT TO WORK AS A PRINTER. AFTER MUCH ANGUISH, AND OUR OFFICE TECH CONFIRMING CORRECT SET UP, I SENT THIS BACK TO AMAZON AND ORDERED A BROTHER ALL-IN-ONE THAT IS WORKING BEAUTIFULLY. AMAZON WAS GREAT WITH THE RETURN. THAT''S WHY I LOVE AMAZON, SO EASY TO DEAL WITH.

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Canon Lasers imageCLASS MF4770n Monochrome Printer Save 70% off

• Print and Copy at the same speed up to 24 ppm
• 250-sheet front loading cassette plus single sheet multi-purpose tray
• User-friendly 5-line LCD and tiltable control panel for easy navigation
• Single touch Quiet Mode reduces operational noise

The hardware side of this device is exceptional. It prints quickly, goes to sleep quickly, and is completely silent when asleep. The print is crisp and clear, the scans excellent. The paper feeder is smooth and hasn''t jammed yet.

Printing is flawless with both, Windows and Mac PCs (you have to download the Mac software from the Canon website, no biggie).

The painful part, and the reason why I gave it 3 stars, is that the firmware is cumbersome for scanning. I should be able to go up to the machine, select the PC to which i want the scan to go (assume for a moment that they are all on the same, secure subnet and that I have allowed access to the PC storage) and have the scan go there. Alternatively, start the whole process from the PC and then just put the papers to be scanned in the scanner, hit a button linking the PC''s scan request to the action, and done.

No, instead you have to go back and forth between the machine you want the scan to end up on, interact with the Canon software on the pc, and the firmware selection on the scanner.

I hope Canon fixes this with an upgrade. It''s a pain in the rear and it makes the value of a networked scanner significantly diminished.

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My old Dell multi-function printer gave up the ghost, and I chose this model to replace it. The primary attractions were the low price (at least until you have to buy toner), and the feature set. I don''t use this printer a whole lot, and have even less use for the scanner and fax. I probably print 10 pages a week, send a dozen faxes a year, and scan the very occasional document. In short, just above the level where it makes sense to rely on the local copy shop.

=== The Good Stuff ===

* The installation was fairly simple and foolproof. It connected to my network (wired) with a minimum of fuss, and no problems loading any of the drivers onto a couple Windows7 or XP computers. It got an IP address from my router with no problems, but did not seem to report a description (name) back to the router. The acid test: The UPS guy dropped it off at 3:30, and at 4:15 the first test page came out. And half of that time was wrestling with the styrofoam packing and trying to read the small, grey type in the quick install guide.

* Output is crisp and sharp. Most of what I do is text, so no complicated graphics on this printer. The output has a nice contrast level. The printer seems reasonably fastit meets my standard of being ready to pick up my document by the time I walk down the hall to where the printer lives.

* The fax function works as you would expect. There are 4 preset phone number buttons (in addition to the address book) that let you fax with 3 button presses (FAX, the address button and start). The fax memory seems reasonably deepit took at least 10 pages into memory with no problems, and is smart enough to scan new faxes while still sending previous ones.

* I have only tried one scan, and that came out finewith reasonable resolution and acceptable color for office brochure types of things. You won''t confuse the output with a high quality photo scanner.

* I have printed about 50 pages and faxed about the same amount, and so far no paper jams of any sort. I use whatever paper WalMart had for a couple bucks a ream. The faxes involved receipts taped to copy paper, which the document handler was able to handle without issue.

* Putting all these together, I''d consider the purchase a success, although there were some negatives that were disappointing (see below).

=== The Not-So-Good Stuff (in no particular order)===

* The printer is an odd configuration. I placed it on my standard height desk, and that makes it easy to access the feeder mechanism/platen assembly from the top. However the controls are a little awkward, since the front is flat and not angled upward toward the user. I find myself always crouching down to see the buttons or read the display. As soon as I get to it, I will build a stand to elevate the printer.

---UPDATE 1/29/13 Thanks to JAW for pointing out (see comments) that the control panel does tilt up and lock. It just took more force than I was willing to try at first, but made a big improvement.

* I hate the paper input/output handling. While the picture on Amazon makes it look like a cube, if you use the paper input tray, it sticks out a few inches in front, just begging to be banged into. Similarly, there is no real output "tray", just a 2" flat strip with a fold-up stop at the end. It works OK, unless there is the slightest hiccup in how the output exits the printer-in which case your output is all over the floor.

* The controls seems unnecessarily fussy. As an example, to get a report on your fax activity takes at least 10 button pushes. And the report is only numbers dialed/pages sent. I miss the option on my Dell to print the front page of the fax as part of the report.

Other menu items seemed similarly over-complicated. Scanning seems to have a multitude of options, all of which seem to require a trip back to the PC. The old Dell had a "scan to USB" function that let you dump output to a USB jump drive, a feature I miss. Similarly, I am still not sure how to set up the fax machine to never answer the phone unless I press a key, despite a three-page description in the manual.

Most of the menus seem to be 3 or more levels deep, meaning there seems to be a lot of button pushing to make any selections. The "enter" option on the menus also have a strange functionality to it-the cursor always seems to default to a "+" option rather than "enter".

* There is no status display info on a fax being sent to tell you pages or percentage sent. I didn''t have any Tx errors, so not sure if/how it reports those or what retry attempt it makes. There is no indication of how full the scan memory is.

* The printer comes with a starter toner cartridge, so you have everything you need to start printing as soon as you open the box...with the exception of paper and cables. This printer does not have the ability to connect to your network wirelessly, so you will need a cable.

If you want to connect this unit directly to your computer with a USB cable, you will need a Type A male to Type B male connector. Here is an example, there are obviously many more colors and lengths to choose from AmazonBasics Hi-Speed USB 2.0 A-Male to B-Male Cable (6 Feet / 1.8 Meters).

To connect to your network, you will need an ethernet patch cable to connect the printer to an open port on your router. Again one example Belkin 7-Foot RJ45 CAT 5e Snagless Molded Patch Cable (Gray).

=== Summary ===

As with anything that you don''t design and build yourself, there are always some things that you''d like to see done differently. While there are some shortcomings with this printer, for my modest printing needs it seems more than adequate as a printer, copier, scanner and fax. The user interface is terrible, and if you are the type to always fiddle with some setting, this will be problematic. I tend to be the "set and forget" type, so not a major deal for me.

For the price, even counting the new cartridge, this printer seems like a great deal for a non-power user, occasional printer. I doubt it would stand up to an office with any sort of printing volume, and I don''t believe the status and reporting functions make it a good fit for a multi-user environment.

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Bought the Canon laser printer-scanner-copier-fax for its multiple functions, all of which are well-used for home business. Compact design and quality printing. Initial problem was that Canon did not have Mac drivers and their rep said "expected before the end of the year" (purchased in September)! However, in fact, Mac drivers were up in 10 days, prior to our returning it. Had to call Canon support to set-up -it was straightforward, but trick is that you must hit "OK" at every step. Lid bangs shut, so need to hold on to it all the way down for soft close.

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This machine really can do it all with a virtual techno-fool at the controls. I have gotten great service from the printer which is used to support my business on a daily basis. The toner cartridge gets about 1,000 sheets so you really need to have an economical source for this replacement product. I use LD Products and consider them the best in the business for ink refills.

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This is the best printer I''ve ever owned. It does it all, and does it well. It barely uses any power in energy saving mode, yet wakes up and begins printing a document before I get to the printer. Scanning can be a bit confusing if you haven''t done it in a while, but usually a sheet fed scanner costs more than this device. Copying is super simple. I don''t have a land line, so I''ve got nothing to say regarding the Fax capability, but who faxes anything anymore? The Ethernet interface is quite handy, allowing me to consolidate onto one device. And given the USB interface, I figure I''m pretty much future proof. The printer was fairly easy to set up, once the software was loaded onto the computers. I''m impressed. (BTW, I initially mentioned the wireless interface; it was mentioned in the documentation that came with the printer, but doesn''t apply to this model.)

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Panasonic KX-FA135 100 Meter Film cartridge for KX-FP200 and KX-FP250 Series Save 3% off

• Film cartridge for plain-paper fax
• High-quality paper
• Smear-free prints
• 100-meter film included
• For use with the Panasonic KX-FP200, KX-FM210, KX-FM220, KX-FMC230, KX-FM205, KX-FP195, KX-FP250, KX-FM260, KC-FP270, KX-FM280 fax machines

Happy with the product. It was as advertised. Great service; fast delivery and easy to do business with.

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Like the way it was packaged, decor of box easily identified, easy to install, and works very well for me.

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Great stuff surprised I could still find this for my 20 year old Fax. A very nice product indeed.

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The product was shipped well protected and ahead of schedule. Thank You on the speed of delivery a nice welcomed & unexpected pleasure.

Product looks new never been open easy to install.

I would buy more but oddly enough and to my disappointment this was the last the seller had.

So, as far as getting more from the seller I am s. o. l.

The product works fantastic and why wouldn''t it.

I am 100% satisfied and beaming on the handling of the whole business deal.

Thank You redtj for job A One.

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Dymo/CO Star RHINOPRO 3/8 WHITE PERMANENT ( 18482 ) Save 32% off

• Adhesive - Heavy-Duty Permanent
• Label Color(s) - White
• Label Size - text - 3/8" x 18ft.
• Label Type - Multi-Use
• Machine Compatibility - RHINO 3000 and RHINO 5000 Label Printers

Permanant white tape cassetts are easy to install.

The tape prints and sticks well.

You can even write 2 lines on the 3/8 inch tape.

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I guess this is more of an Amazon review as I can only assume you know what you''re getting when you buy this item. Fast shipping, great price! As for the tape, it''s white and 3/8" "tall". Perfect for labeling telecom. equipment like patch panels.

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Museo Silver Rag, Archival Fine Art Gloss Inkjet Paper, 300gsm, 15mil, 8.5x11", 25 Sheets. Save 33% off

• Museo Silver Rag is designed for use with the photo black ink cartridge.
• Applications: fine art photographic printing, black and white photography, gallery exhibitions, color photos, limited edition prints, portraits, sepia prints
• Museo Silver Rag is made to archival standards
• robust, damage-free packaging for large sheets
• internally buffered

The package was everything I hoped. The quality of results is superb. The item was shipped immediately in a very busy season. It arrived before the stated date. Packaging was just right. I am very pleased with the product.

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Canon 13 x 19 Semi-Gloss Photo Paper Plus (50 Sheets) Save 50% off

• Size - 13 x 19
• Paper_Colors - White
• Paper_Weight - 69 lb
• Sheets_Per_Unit - 50
• Paper_Finish - Semi-Gloss

The price for this paper is very good and the quality of the paper is outstanding. The photos printed with my canon ix6520 print come out beautifully. I would highly recommend this paper!

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MBM 87M Tabletop Friction Folder

We love this paper folder. The unit is really easy to use and very easy to program where and how you want the paper to be folded. It is also really fast.

The machine folds well, however, it would be better if the paper stayed organized. I wish there was a basket that would catch the paper so we wouldn''t have a complete and utter mess.

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This is not a high end folding machine, but works well for the price. The only fault we have found with the machine is that it lacks some specific setup instructions. There is piece that is designed to help paper eject from the machine properly that we have never been able to install in such a way that it works. It is still a good bang for the buck.

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I received my product quickly and it was a new product in great condition, you couldn''t beat the price. If this company is selling buy with confidence, I would highly recommend.

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Kodak 8107120 Premium Picture Paper

• The satin finish offers a low-gloss surface for smooth color representation and strong details
• Package includes fifteen 8.5 x 11 one-sided prints
• Works with any Brand InkJet Printer

I have an Epson 890 printer which I bought for printing digital photos at home. It has a roll attachment and an excellent reputation. I did reviews twice on this printer. It was this printer I used to print with this paper.

EARLIER EXPERIENCES WITH KODAK PAPER WERE NOT GOOD.

I had tried Kodak paper early on with this printer and the results were horrible. So I opted to go with only Epson paper and am quite pleased with the results. However, it needs to be noted, that the Epson printer is optimized for Epson paper and this is not too surprising. Most printer manufacturers make their money on the "consumables" versus the printers themselves, so this is their primary focus. Consumables being ink and paper. Only their paper and ink will give you the best results, if it is up to them.

EPSON PAPER IS NOT ON EVERY SHELF THOUGH: KODAK IS:

However, if you want to buy paper locally, all you find here (in Rochester NY) is Kodak paper and HP at the grocery stores. I felt it was a pity, I could not opt for an easier to buy paper.

KODAK GIVES YOU THE SOFTWARE YOU NEED TO OPTIMIZE ALL THE PRINTERS OUT THERE:

The Kodak paper advertized on the package that it works on all injet printers and mentioned some software I could download to optimize my printer to do this. So I said: Why not give it a shot? I can return it if I''m not satified with the results.

FREE SOFTWARE ON THEIR WEBSITE:

I went to their website and downloaded their software: There were 3 pieces. The Kodak picture transfer software, to use with the latest Kodak cameras and docks, the Kodak picture software for picture manipulation and then the specialized printer optimizing software: "One touch printing software". This one touch printing software is done by printer type, so it is customized for what you need. It actually had a selection for the Epson 890. I would imagine you can pair the Kodak picture software and the printing software with any other camera''s transfer software.

PRINTED BOTH ON EPSON PAPER AND ON KODAK PAPER EXAMPLE OF SAME PRINT (3MP CLOSE UP OF AN AFRICAN VIOLET):

I ran an 8 X 10 picture on first the Epson paper with the Epson drivers and then the same picture minutes later, on the Kodak paper with the One touch printing selection on, in the Kodak picture software. What can I say but Wow! My previous complaint about Kodak paper in my printer was more than resolved. The photo it printed was crisp, clear and had more "true-to-life" colors than the Espon picture did. I really thought the Epson paper was top notch until I saw this.

LONGER LIFE:

One thing I did hear, and this may be advertizing claims only, is that the Kodak paper has a longer shelf life than the Epson paper. I know one of the concerns with ink jet paper in general is a fading problem and a shorter shelf life than conventional photographs. What better than to go to the company that has done this for years with regular pictures.

So now, I have to eat my words from earlier Epson printer reviews. I have added a P.S. to them. You can not only use Epson paper with an Epson printer, but you can use Kodak too and possibly with better results. Try it yourself like I did. Now I can buy some of the the cool options I see out there locally too.

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This paper is difficult to find, not even on the Kodak website. It was a life saver that I found it here on Amazon. This is the only paper that our Admin likes for the company badges. It is a good paper, not sure why Kodak does not have it presently.

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Good for printing pictures in genealogy books. Old pictures were not glossy, so Satin paper is better. thanks

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I am very pleased with the item, the price,and the time frame it took to get the item. The item is a great deal and the quality is great.

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Royal 435DX Cash Register Save 50% off

• Royal Machines 435dx Cash Register with 16 Department Capability with Front (Clerk) and Rear (Customer) LCD Displays and 800 Price Look Ups
• 8 Clerks/4 Tax Rates Including Canadian & Add On & VAT
• Single Station 57mm Impact Printer
• Memory Protection w/ Back Up Batteries Included
• Locking Cash Drawer w/ 4 Bill/Removable 4 Coin Tray & Small Foot Print & Universal Drawer
• 16 Departments and 800 PLU''s(price Look ups)
• 8 Clerks and 4 tax rates (including Canadian)
• Front and rear LCD Displays
• Memory Protection with Back Up Batteries
• Locking Cash Drawer

I called the 800 number for customer service center. The representative said that the machine does not print the total even though in the instructions it shows it printing. In the Easy 1-2-3 Set up it tells you how to switch the machine to begin printing the total, but the rep. said the machine does not print the total. Sorry about your luck.

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This Register has been one of the best investments for my business. The price was as low as a cash box. Don''t think twice about this register, it very good and easy to use.

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Easy to set up, no problems using it with various staff.

Light weight and easy to move around when you want .

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If you have a high volume business this IS NOT the register for you. I purchased 2 of these in Jan. 2013 and one has already bit the dust. Once you start seeing a PE error it won''t be long until your register will not work. I do however think this would work in a business where you do not do much business.

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The unit does work, but it came with almost no ink...now I have to figure out where to get the ink roller. Also, the drawer key doesn''t work. The main reason I bought this was so I could have a locked box

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