Which printer should I choose? Inkjet, bubblejet laser etc? epson hp canon?
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I had Epson and it constantly left banding (lines across the paper). I told a friend who had an Epson and found he was having the same problem. I switched to HP. I've got a HP Photosmart all in one. Printer, fax, scanner, and copier. You can copy without using a computer, put your photostick from a camera into the printer without a computer. The picture and copies are excellent quality. I've had it two years with no problems.
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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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the resolution of the printer \nif it can use re fillable ink or not ( hp can ) where as espon cant but its better to purchase the ink provided by the manufacturer that you buy from pc stores etc.\n\nimo epson and hp would be the best makes with regards to printers ( Just make sure that they support high resolutions and can use photo paper etc )\n\nLook at reviews to compare and contrast the different printers that you look at before you decide which one you want to get and why and also look at any other extra features that they have ie memory card slots for you to insert your digital camera memory cards into or such like.
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I have had alot of luck with simplybargains.com. They have just about anything you need in the printer department. Good luck.
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In my opinion, stay away from ink jets.  My kids were going through expensive ink so fast.  I hated it.  I finally put a print server on my laser so they can print to it from their PCs.  That was a good move, as toner is much cheaper on a per page basis.
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Most of the time you will be printin black/white documents unless your intention is to print a whole photo album you may take a lot of benefit from the laser.\nNow, here are some questions you need to answer in order to decide what kind of pirnter you want.\nhow many pages you print by day?\nof those pages, how many are color and how many are only black?\nhow much you have spend on the last 6 months in prinitn consumables?\nlaser toner are more expensive than the cartdriges, but last longer... on the long term, may be less expensive having a laser for most of your pirnting and keep the color for special ocassions.\n\nI have 1 ink jet color printer and 1 laser...and both are connected to my local home network...if I need to print a picture or some documents with color .. I send it to the colo rpirnter, if not to the laser...it have work for me.....good luck on your decision.
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I use an.. HP PSC 1510 All-in-one....printer, scanner, and copier.  Cost under $90.  I also got a $20 rebate from Costco.\nE
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I use an HP Deskjet, All-in-one. It was cheaper, but It serves as a printer, scanner, photocopier, and fax, all at once. I quite like HP, their printers also work under Linux.
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I use an Epson Printer. You can find one as cheap as $79 or as much as $400. There are several different models that do different things but the $79 does the exact same thing as far as quality as the $400 one. Epson is the only company that currently makes a printer where you can stick the disc directly into the printer. They own this right, I'm not sure for how long though. I buy inkjet printable discs and print directly onto the CD/DVD. It is very easy and all the directions and software are included with the printer. There is also what is called thermal printable cds and dvds but those are used directly in your computers cd/dvd player. If your burner says "LIGHT SCRIBE" then you can use the thermal technology. But the Inkjet is the better and more common way to print onto a disc. You can probably print and 300 disc with one set of color ink in the epson printer!
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Considering your needs I recommend the "Canon ip Pixma 3000" It has very high photo quality print and can even print directly on the CDs.
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that depends on what your needs are in a multifunction laser.  If you need basic 8.5x11 printing, copying, and scanning, the Brother MFC-7820 is an excellent choice.  If you need double-sided printing and need to network the device, the Brother MFC-8840 would be more suitable.
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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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Here is a good place to start for prices: http://www.pricewatch.com/scanners/\n\nGood brands are Epson, IBM, Hewlett Packard
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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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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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Definitely use Hewlett-Packard. Of all the printers I have bought they've never let me down and any other brand has been a sheer disappointment, not to mention the fact they're fast, quiet and economical.\n\nUnlike Canon, HP replace the printhead along with the ink so every time you get a new cartridge, you can be certain you won't have poor quality and 4,800 DPI on an HP means 4,800!\n\nMaybe Lexmark or Dell, but if you want something affordable, economical, quiet, fast, sleek, compatible and quality I would not go past an HP-PSC. With an integrated printer, scanner and photocopier along with card-readers (if you buy the more expensive models) you get it all for an extremely low price.\n\nHewlett-Packard mean low price - high quality.
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Hp Officejet. About $1000. :)