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2010-08-09 15:59:17
baggs
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We need a printer at home, nothing special, must be wireless and reasonably capable of producing quality photo prints. Would like to spend around £100. It must be efficient!

We looked at an Kodak ESP 5250 today, very reasonable with the cartridges.

Any help and suggestions will be greatly appreciated, Antonia might even post tits as a sign of gratitude
2010-08-09 16:16:51
rdx-fx
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+955|6849
Reliable brand, with ink cartridges that aren't stupid expensive
2010-08-09 16:19:40
FatherTed
xD
+3,936|6758|so randum
k now tits?
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2010-08-09 16:30:53
rdx-fx
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FatherTed wrote:

k now tits?
Yes, tits are good.

Look for a printer that can print out pictures of tits in full high resolution photo glossy glory.
2010-08-09 17:33:05
jaymz9350
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I personally like the Kodak's.  my mom and sister both have kodak printers and the ink price was the big seller for them, about $25 for both cartridges when most are that much for one.  The picture quality seem good to me, not professional but very good for a home printer.  The last part I like is I have had to deal with their support a couple times (love being the family tech support) and had very great experiences, very helpful and willing to make things right.
2010-08-10 05:24:16
Benzin
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Also make sure that ALL of the colors are separate cartridges. One of the most annoying things is having only two cartridges in a printer: color and black. This cuts down on the amount of ink you have to buy if you print, say, lots of red things.
2010-08-10 10:23:19
steelie34
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it would be hard to find a printer for under 100 pounds that uses independent color drums.
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2010-08-10 10:35:11
west-phoenix-az
Guns don't kill people. . . joe bidens advice does
+632|6647
Canon PIXMA MX870 Wireless Office All-in-One Printer
nm its 165 there

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2010-08-10 13:31:24
jaymz9350
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CapnNismo wrote:

Also make sure that ALL of the colors are separate cartridges. One of the most annoying things is having only two cartridges in a printer: color and black. This cuts down on the amount of ink you have to buy if you print, say, lots of red things.
I tried that on my last two printers and it really didn't help.  One wouldn't print at all if a color ran out (and ink wasn't cheap don't recall exactly how much) and the other cost $15 per cartridge for each color so about $60 for all 4.  I'll take the hit of throwing away some ink when it can all be had for $25.
2010-08-11 00:45:11
Benzin
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steelie34 wrote:

it would be hard to find a printer for under 100 pounds that uses independent color drums.
Really? Pretty easy to find them for around €100-120 here in Austria... Maybe I've just always been lucky, though.
2010-08-11 18:23:09
FatherTed
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thread still missing promised topless shots.
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