Which Make Printer is best for graphic Designing(leser)?? give with Model No.?
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HP Printer... Model 238 -12\n\nPlease check my website: www.freewebs.com/joshuat2010
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Lexmark has online customer support feature that may have the answer to your question.  You can look up information on your specific model.  Start here: \nhttp://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/selections.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:0:0:0&target=http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/support.cgi&&req=:::::
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HP sells a DeskJet 450 Mobile printer.  It fits into most laptop carrying bags.  The street price is dirt cheap.  However, if you want to print alot of pages, choose a LaserJet 1320.  It is higher quality, but to large to be portable.
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I would recommend this article as a good place to start:\nThere many excellent sources of printers for you.  Please choose the one that best meets your needs from the following:\nhttp://www.digitaloutput.net/content/ContentCT.asp?P=572\n\n\nPlease choose a best answer.  There is a contest right now, and best answer is required to enter.
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Almost any.\n\nHP, Lexmark, Epson, Canon, ...........
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It depends on what you need the printer for...\n\nAn inkjet is good for low volume, B&W/color, for personal use.  It can be a bit expensive to print in large quantities and it will take longer per page than most lasers.  Inkjets also lack some professionalism, it is generally easy to tell when an inkjet was used both through quality and the fact that any liquid will cause the ink to run.  That said, if you need color and don't want to spend scads of money on a color laser printer the inkjet is your best bet.\n\nA laser printer, typically B&W, can print larger volume jobs, with a professional appearance, faster for less money per page.  A cartridge lasts a lot longer as well.  Chief disadvantage is no color (without breaking the bank) and when it is time to replace the cartridge they can be very expensive.\n\nHope this helps...
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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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It's easy to find this in two units, but I haven't found a 1 unit in any of the major brands yet.  If your printer is wireless, you may want to go with a wireless switch & print server, and just plug it into your router. \nA quick search on wireless print servers turned up  Netgear WGPS606    D-Link DP-G310  and   Belkin F1UP0001    Most of them get medium ratings, instead of 5 stars, largely because they don't work with every printer out there, so check before you buy.
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Any inkjet printer.\nIron on transfer paper for fabric.\nAn iron and an ironing board.\n\nYour imagination is your limit!
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I don't think it matters.  Any Lexmark printer I've come into contact with has been horrible.  My parents own one, and it always breaks down.  The computer lab I worked in at school used Lexmark printers.  I had to call tech support almost every day to come and fix one of them.  Stay away from Lexmark!
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Hi friend, I'm not sure about the model but i think it is a multi-function printer that you have. \n\nFirst, If your computer can't print and scan. Check if there is power and check if the printer cable is properly attach at your CPU. \n\nSecond, check if you still have enough ink at ink level section. You may find that at Control Panel / Printer and Fax / right click printer the one you are using / printing preference.\n\nThird, Have you try to install a replacement ink or not original ink at your printer. It might ruin your printer if your using non-geniun ink cartridges.\n\nFourth, Go at maintenance.\n\nFifth, If still not work, go at the nearest EPSON service center in your area Or visit the website of EPSON and email them regarding your issue or concern. \n\nI hope you fix your printer very soon..good luck!
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I recommend the HP 460 mobile printer. I'm not sure what you view as "affordable", but this printer costs $250. It comes with a battery that will print 450 pages per charge, and weighs a little under 5 pounds.\n\nHP have always made good printers and PC Magazine has rated them Reader's Choice for the past 15 years. Despite the somewhat high cost, this would be a good printer for you. Canon makes a similar printer, but I'm not so sure that it runs off a battery (it instead uses your cigarette lighter, the HP has the ability also).\n\nHere's a link that will give you more info on the HP 460c mobile printer.
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unfortunately my friend the two requirements you want don't match together especially in London. 'Cheap' & 'Quality' very very rarely go together in Wide format printing as the competition is so fierce and you will always have to give one way or another. \n\nI deal with 100's of Wide/Large format printers in London from a Supplies point of view and its going to depend very much on what your after, if its just CAD line work with maybe the odd 3D render involved then perhaps you would get away with it being printed on 90g - 120g plain coated paper and anybody with a HP designjet, Epson or Oce machine could do this rather cheaply but it does depend on how much coverage you looking for e.g how busy the image is? However if your asking about a photograph or point of sale type imagery to be printed then obviously your going to need a higher quality of paper such as a photograde as the image is going to lay down more ink and the paper needs to be good enough to take it.......hence quality, which WILL 100% cost you more than a fiver.... unless you have a mate with the machine,,, or work in the industry like me. If you want a few names you can either try the obviously ones such as : Prontaprints (loads all over London), Servicepoints (loads), Kallkwiks etc... then theres other guys like Mediashore based very centrally and if you ask for a guy called Andy he should help you out,,,, tell him a wide format supplies guy from Xerox sent you in. still cant say that they will do anything for a fiver though ima afraid
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Don't listen to people telling you to go for Dell.  Lexmark actually makes Dell Printers.\n\nWith an all in one it really depends upon what you value more.   Canon has by far a better scanner than an HP, however the newer HP boast laser like quality on text print.  The cartridges are both comparable to replace.\n\nFor slightly cheaper cartridges, with higher capacity and more multifunction, well functions take a look at Brother.  They are usually a 4 or 5 in one macing complete with fax/phone/printer/scanner/copier.   They won't so a great quality photo but they are a work horse.
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According to my 10 years experience in Tech field, I would suggest you to go ahead either for Epson or HP. But it depends on your usage, and purpose.\n\nIf you r going to use the printer daily and if u wanna print graphics then Epson has the best Photo Quality, as its Ink gets dried very fast. and tthats the only drawback if u use Epson rarely, as the cartridge gets dried if not used often.\n\nWheras if u r going to use your printer rarely then go for HP Deskjet. as it is the best printer after Epson and lasts longer without drying the cartridge.
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The speed will usually be listed in pages per minute (ppm). Laser machines will print faster even if the listed ppm is lower than an inkjet. Inkjets list ppm based on lowest quality, laserjets list it based on average quality. Laserjet machines cost alot more though, especially if they print in color.\n\nHP and Epson are typically good brands. Brother and Lexmark are the worst brands and the most likely to die. I used to sell alot of all in one machines at Office Depot and I recieved alot of complaints on the Brother and Lexmark machines to the point where I would completely advise people never to buy them.
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Impact Printers  \nWith this type of printer something strikes paper & ribbon together to form a character, like a typewriter.  \nAdvantages: Less expensive \nFast (some types) \nCan make multiple copies with multipart paper \nDisadvantages:   Noisy! \nPrint quality lower in some types. \nPoor graphics or none at all. \n\nTypes of Impact Printers\nDot Matrix   Forms characters using row(s) of pins, 9, 18, or 24 which impact the ribbon on top of the paper. Also called pin printers.\nThe more pins, the smoother-looking the characters.\n\nMost dot matrix printers have the characteristics below:\n\nA dot-matrix y & an enlargement\n \n Bi-directional - prints left to right and also right to left \nTractor feed -  uses sprockets to pull continuous-feed paper \nFriction feed - uses pressure to pull single sheets \nAdvantages:  Inexpensive \nCan do multi-copy forms \nDisadvantages:  Can be slow \nLoud\nGraphics of low quality, if possible at all.\n\nDaisy Wheel   Characters are fully formed on the "petals", like typewriter keys.  \n Advantages:  Best print quality \nDisadvantages:  Very slow - 20 to 80 cps \nOnly one font can be used at a time because you must change out the Daisy Wheel to change fonts.\n\nCannot print graphics.\n \n Chain and Band Printers   Uses characters on a band or chain that is moved into place before striking the characters onto the paper. \nAdvantages:  Very fast\n   up to 3000 lpm (lines per minute) \nDisadvantages:  Very expensive \nVery loud \n \nNon-Impact Printers  \nThis type of printer does not involve actually striking the paper. Instead, it uses ink spray or toner powder.  \n\nAdvantages: Quiet! \nCan handle graphics and often a wider variety of fonts than impact printers. \nDisadvantages:   More expensive \nSlower \n\nTypes of Non-Impact Printers\nInk Jet     Sprays ink onto paper to form characters \nAdvantages:  Quiet\nHigh quality text and graphics. Some can do color. \nDisadvantages:  Cannot use multiple-copy paper \nInk can smear \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n  \nThermal    Uses heat on chemically treated paper to form characters. Fax machines that use rolls of paper are also of this type. \nAdvantages:  Quiet \nDisadvantages:  Relatively slow \nExpensive, requiring special paper\nCannot use multiple-copy paper \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nPage Printer    Works like a copy machine, using toner and a heat bar. Laser printers are in this category. \nAdvantages:  Quiet\nFaster than other non-impact printers, from 4 to 16 ppm (pages per minute) \nHigh quality print and graphics. Some can do color. \nDisadvantages:  More expensive than impact printers \nCannot use multiple-copy paper