Originally Posted by Wilchemy
It's even easier to avoid getting burned when you a) don't understand what all the promises of the new technology mean and b) don't have the required cash either. Ah...what it is to live in blissful ignorance
BTW anyone got any suggestions for a reasonable printer/scanner for home PC that I can get for cheap? Basically to print photos and handle the wife's uni assignments
I'm not sure if this is a reccomendation but I have an Epson stylus cx3500 (I think there now selling cx3600's) which is a flatbed scanner/printer and it produces top quality inkjet photo's. Its a little slow when it comes to standard black & white doccument printing and I've had some issues with it in keeping the heads clean. It doesn't like sitting around doing nothing for weeks and if it does I often have to go through the cleaning cycle to get it to work properly. I used to have a Hewlet Packard printer which make excellent document printers but there photo quality isn't as good as Epson's and HP make some good scanner/printer combo units.
And yeah, its the consumables that realy get your dollars.
Regards, Anthony