I want to buy a printer from Dell(I have a dell computer also). What all in one would you suggest?\nThanks
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The one that is made by HP.\n\nDell printers are made by Lexmark and they have horrible quality issues and crappy Dell service.
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go to the dell website and download the driver you will need the model number of the printer and be sure to download the one for your opearting system
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I believe when you do "Checkout" at dell.com you have a choice of paying in full or doing a "time payments" purchase.  That's the way it used to work in the past.  Just keep going another screen or so and you should see that option.\n\nNote that Dell has tons of coupon codes available, probably worth glancing at allonlinecoupons or another coupon site before you buy, and you may save a couple of bucks or get a free printer, etc.
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I don't have those particular printers but I hate HP products in general (except for their laptops).  I won't buy an HP printer or digital camera, I've had lots of problems with them.  I buy Lexmark printers now, no problems at all.
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Tom's Hardware has a nice review of inkjet multi-function printers.  I've found the reviews on that site to be based on facts and pretty reliable.\n\nI hope it helps!
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If you don't plan on using it a whole bunch, you might consider the HP 5440. It costs about $70 and the black and color cartridge can be bought together in a pack for $30. \n\nIf you do quite a bit of printing take a look at the HP 5940 ($100) as it's built a little heftier and also comes with cartridges that last longer but cost a little more.\n\nThe HP 6980 is another good choice since it comes with wireless networking and costs about $150. It also has cartridges that last longer.\n\nHP printers are the best selling printers by far in the United States and PC Magazine's readers have voted them the best 14 years in a row.
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Dell is decent but if you want something that is going to last a long time and work well, go for HP. It is cutting edge and it works really well. There are lots of great free upgrades too.
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when dealing with Dell, which I own, be sure and check the DELL OUTLET area!!!  I purchased my computer from the Outlet and it came with everything I needed (programs) and even some extra ones!!  it a computer worth over $700 and I got it for less that $350!!  they may have what your looking for in the outlet, but be ready to purchase, you can only hold items in the outlet for 15 minutes.  Grab a couple friends for their imput, have them gather round and help you search for the best deal.
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You need to determine the following:\n 1) What kind of print quality do I need - photos, special sizes, etc..\n 2) What kind of print speed do I need?\n 3) Explore the cost of ink cartridges or expendables. This is critical to everyday cost of operation.\n 4) Is there a warranty - if so, is an extended warranty woth the trouble?\n 5) Cost of the base printer - try to stay within a budget range - you can spend just about what you want to here.\n 6) See if some of the manufacturers have a demo that you could go see in operation.
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If you are wanting to do photos, you definately want an inkjet printer. Laserjet printers are great for normal printing, but inkjet printers will deliver much better photos.\n\nAs far as which photo printer is right for you, it depends on what all you would like to do with it. Would you like to print normal documents as well. Do you want to copy and scan also? For photos, I recommend HP's new line of printers. Photos come out clean and clear, waterproof, smudgeproof, and fade resistant for 100 years. I have included links that show more information about these printers.\n\nPortable 4x6 photo printers.\nIf you just want to print 4x6 photos, you can purchase a portable photo printer. These machines are strictly for photos. HP has a new line of portable photo printers that print 4x6, 5x7, and 4x12 (panoroma). Most have a LCD screen where you can view and edit your photos without using a computer. They cost between $100 - $250, depending on the features. These printers are handy if you want to print your photos at parties, sports games, on vacation, or anywhere else you could take your printer with you. These are popular printers right now because of their portablility. The photo printer used by the critters in Over the Hedge is an HP portable photo printer.\n\nRegular photo printes\nMany people want great photos, as well as normal productivity (such as printing documents, copying, scanning, or faxing). If you do not plan on traveling with your printer and want more funcionality, these are the printers for you. If you do not want to copy, scan, or fax, the HP D7160 or D7360 is a good choice ($150 - $199). If you want to print, copy, and scan, I own the HP Photosmart C5180  (does not fax, $199). This is the printer I recommend to everyone. If you do want fax, the HP C6180 has everything, including fax.\n\nI recommend the 6-cartridge HP Photosmart printers for photo printers. Many companies are now using the individual ink cartridges now for each color of ink. Unlike Canon or Epson, with HP you can purchase all 6 cartridges along with 150 sheets of 4x6 waterproof paper in a combo pack for $37. This averages out to 24 cents per photo and the photos are much better than what you would get at Wal Mart (Canon and Epson printers cost 55 cents per photo). The HP 6-cartridge photo printers are the most customer-friendly photo printers on the market.\n\nMy recommendation to you is:\nHP A616 (A617 at Best Buy) for a portable 4x6 photo printer.\n\nHP D7160 for a regular printer that also prints great photos.\n\nHP C5180 for a regular printer that also copies, scans, and prints great photos. (My top recommendation, though all these photo printers have about the same quality).\n\nHP C6180 is you want everything the C5180 has plus the ability to fax and wireless networking.
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Most All-In-Ones (including HP) will allow the printer to function, even without scanning capabilities.\n\n§§
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Any printer/scanner that is XP compatible will work.  Your next question(s) should concern the cost of operating and the quality of the output.  Buying a printer that prints 4 pages per minute as opposed to one that prints 20 pages per minute for a minimal difference in price as well as a higher quality output should also be considered.  If all you want is a cheap printer - you can probably buy one used.
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Two primary considerations... Cost vs. Purpose\nEither way, you should look at reviews sucgh as noted below...\nPersonally, I would lean heavily towards the offerings from DELL...This is based upon both experience (familiarity) and overall recomendations from both Internet and professional reviews...
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i just bought another Dell.  Watch this link for specials:  http://www.gottadeal.com/dell.php
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go back to hp, or othre mfgr.  dell is too strict . . . and you can find off brands/remanufactured toners pretty cheap for other mfgr's faster.
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It may be that the printer is not compatible with your new computer. \nIt is best to buy a new complete XP computer system.. Including Printer, keyboard, monitor, external drives etc.. Do not add any old hardware to XP.... Windows XP does like OLD hardware and nor does it like some of the older software.  And you may ruin your computer.  This has happened to me before, so i learned the hard way. \nE
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Did you order a system for the internet..if you did \nthe you should of got a printable rebate and receipt\nor go to dell.com and go to    contact us