I'd recommend my HP Officejet 5610, which has decent print quality, can scan as good as you need, and can photocopy and fax too. Except the double sided printing hasn't worked since I upgraded to Windows Vista.
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Originally posted by DS23don't hp outsource their print manufacture?Comment
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I'm reasonably happy with a Brother MFC, though wish I'd gone for a duplex model instead. It reads photo cards as well.
Why not an HP?
For starters, the Brother said Mac compatible on the box.
HP are notoriously bad for printer drivers, especially when it comes to a software upgrade.
Brother don't have "timed" printer cartridges. When the printer claims a cartridge is out of ink, it really is out of ink.
I have avoided buying anything from HP ever since they fekked around a very big customer who was my client at the time. I'm not exactly impressed with the way they destroyed the once excellent support organization they inherited from DEC/Compaq.Behold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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I'd have gone for a Brother myself, but I wanted both duplex scanning and duplex printing with ethernet - at the time (18 months ago) I couldn't find a Brother to match that spec. I think there was a model but I couldn't find a stockist.Comment
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Originally posted by ViktorHP OfficeJet 5610...pretty good value for money
I've got one, very happy with it tooConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by aj1977Can anyone suggest a good all in one printer that can scan,print and copy.....have been looking at the HP printers...any suggestions/comments?If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Originally posted by hyperDI recommend one of these
The drawers keep sticking thoughConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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"By the mid-1990s, HP realized that printer manufacturing technologies had matured and it could completely outsource production."
However, cartridge manufacturing technologies have apparently not matured to the point where you can buy an independent cartridge without invalidating your warranty.God made men. Sam Colt made them equal.Comment
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