budget is around 90 pounds cheers

 

all in one meaning prints digital photos from memory cards from a digital camera and scanner and copier.

http://www.ebay.co.uk do your own searching! :rofl:

 

;)

http://www.ebay.co.uk do your own searching! :rofl:

 

;)

 

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http://www.currys.co.uk

 

http://www.pcworld.co.uk

 

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

 

 

Is that you with that silver spoon again Si ?

pmsl @ spoon feeding

Is that you with that silver spoon again Si ?

 

 

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budget is around 90 pounds cheers

 

all in one meaning prints digital photos from memory cards from a digital camera and scanner and copier.

Personally I'd recomend an Epson All-In-One, as there are very good ways around costly ink ;)

 

There are two in you price range (Epson price that is) and they are......

 

Epson Stylus DX6000 >>>> http://www.epson.co.uk/products/all_in_one_products/Stylus_DX6000.htm

 

and...

 

Epson Stylus DX6050 >>>> http://www.epson.co.uk/products/all_in_one_products/Stylus_DX6050.htm

 

I'm running an Epson at the moment, it's not an all-in-one though as I have a Epson scanner as well. But I'm very impressed with the quality that I get from mine. And like I say I know of a good way around the cost of replacement ink all the time, use a CIS (Continuous Ink System) far, far cheaper :D

 

Do a search on eBay to find better prices, and I'm sure you wont be dissapointed.

 

HTH

Here you go, one on eBay >>> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Epson-DX6000-All-in-One-Printer-Scanner-Copier-INKS_W0QQitemZ190062718732QQihZ009QQcategoryZ178QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

You do relise that currys and pcworld are the same company!

IMHO, Epson are good but only if you use them regularly, or at least turn them off when you're not using them, which cleans the print heads. I know 3 sets of people who have now thrown them out as the print heads tend to get clogged up- neither changing the cartridge nor doing a head-clean helped.

 

So I always go for HP as the print heads are built into the cartridges- this is why HP cartridges are more expensive, but you can solve any ink problem just by changing it.

 

My tuppence... :)

Don't buy a Brother one!

 

The print head only last about a year and cost as much as a new printer to replace!! :cry:

You do relise that currys and pcworld are the same company!

 

 

:rolleyes: so why in tree monkeys name do they have different shops / names!

:rolleyes: so why in tree monkeys name do they have different shops / names!

They own Dixons and The Link as well!!! :D

But to be precise, DSG Retail Limited own all four different companies.

:rolleyes: so why in tree monkeys name do they have different shops / names!

They are all owned by Dixons (aka "Currys Digital" - :hurl: )

 

Why?

To make people think there is competition out there, when there isn't really, and take all the profits.

To make people think there is competition out there, when there isn't really, and take all the profits.

they succeeded with me... dumb biyatch that i am! :wack:

Dsgi also own the link, mastercare, partmaster, pc city and a load of other european companies. They used to own freeserve. Until wanndo bought it, followed by orange!

cheers guys thanks dave

budget is around 90 pounds cheers

 

all in one meaning prints digital photos from memory cards from a digital

camera and scanner and copier.

 

I've got a Hewlett Packard psc2200 all-in-one printer (which includes fax and photo card reader). I've had it a couple of years but it's had very light usage. I'm selling it because I've converted to wireless and this HP (like most printers) is not geared up for wireless. I also include an unopened colour cartridge plus original box and instructions.

 

It's yours for £60 plus delivery (no idea how much this will be).

 

Cheers - Dave

IMHO, Epson are good but only if you use them regularly, or at least turn them off when you're not using them, which cleans the print heads. I know 3 sets of people who have now thrown them out as the print heads tend to get clogged up- neither changing the cartridge nor doing a head-clean helped.

 

So I always go for HP as the print heads are built into the cartridges- this is why HP cartridges are more expensive, but you can solve any ink problem just by changing it.

 

My tuppence... :)

 

True about Epson !!

 

Alan.....

here goes

 

 

its a present lol

here goes

 

 

its a present lol

 

 

 

Pardon?

IMHO, Epson are good but only if you use them regularly, or at least turn them off when you're not using them, which cleans the print heads. I know 3 sets of people who have now thrown them out as the print heads tend to get clogged up- neither changing the cartridge nor doing a head-clean helped.

 

So I always go for HP as the print heads are built into the cartridges- this is why HP cartridges are more expensive, but you can solve any ink problem just by changing it.

 

My tuppence... :)

 

True!

A customer of mine gave me a new Epson inkjet that had been used for a week then replaced with a department laser printer but had then sat unused for 3 months.

I gave it to my parents but after trying all sorts of cleaning methods it still prints everything purple LOL

Pardon?

 

its christmas if you didnt already know... lol

 

he obviously wants to get someone a printer for christmas :wack:

its christmas if you didnt already know... lol

 

he obviously wants to get someone a printer for christmas :wack:

 

Thanks hunniepie, It wasn't obvious to me at the time (still isn't if the truth be known, but then I am a thicko! :confused: )

 

Dave