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bermary
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Anybody got any advice on buying one of the above thats is not too costly,must be hi-fi and accept non genuine cartridges
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you mean wifi?
try Canon range, available at currys etc
from £30
http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/printers-scanners-and-ink/printers/canon-pixma-mg2950-all-in-one-wireless-inkjet-printer-10122395-pdt.html0 -
Yes sorry for that.0
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What kind of printing you doing or wanting to do ?0
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What is your budget? I spent many years buying cheaper ones, but have moved back to better quality ones and currently have an HP OfficeJet Pro 6700 and it seems to be excellent after a few years and a house move.To err is human, but it is against company policy.0
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It's for my granddaughter she only needs it for the usual run of the mill stuff was thinking about some model of epson that cheap inks can be obtained for0
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It's for my granddaughter she only needs it for the usual run of the mill stuff was thinking about some model of epson that cheap inks can be obtained for
Check the capacity or yield of any ink cartridges - I did get a cheap Epson and it worked ok - ink cartridges were very cheap too, but the cartridges had a low capacity and ran out quickly. Sometimes you only get given the capacity in ml and sometimes you get the yield (e.g. 1200 pages at 5% coverage).
I just checked two brands and one came in at 250 pages per cartridge and the other 1200 so quite a big difference.
It has always been a common trick to advertise "the cheapest ink cartridges" by making them tiny.
Probably best to get a shortlist of devices then go to an ink selling website and check the specifications of the replacement ink cartridges for each one.To err is human, but it is against company policy.0
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