Printer

[Mark #2]

We need a printer for x-mas, one that will support quality pics.

What are our best choices from $200 to $300.

Thanks,
Mark

[Silver_2000]

Hp photosmart line is good - the picture quality is based on the paper quality ....

DOnt forget that the vendors make 90% of the cash from ink ... ink is one of the most expensive things you will ever buy if you figure the cost per pound....

[Sixpipes]

Mark,


What operating system are you using at home. I have a very good Epson printer that you can permanently borrow if you have Windows 95 or 98. :cool:

[Nuhklz]

We need a printer for x-mas, one that will support quality pics.

What are our best choices from $200 to $300.

Thanks,
Mark
If you stick with the HP line you won't go wrong. I've tried some of the others and have been dissappointed. Just my .02.

[my2002lightning]

We have one of the high-end (as of a year ago) HP printers that does photo quality printing, fax, scan, copy, etc, etc.

I printed out a .jpg of me and the L on 8x10 and I maxed out the resolution and it's as clear as the image on my monitor/desktop.

Just watch the ink cartridge prices ($30 for b/w and $30 for color) from Sam's!

Ronald

[Mark #2]

Mark,


What operating system are you using at home. I have a very good Epson printer that you can permanently borrow if you have Windows 95 or 98. :cool:
Dennis,
Thanks for the offer, but believe it not, I'm all the way up to windows 2000 now.
Mark

[Silver_2000]

Dennis,
Thanks for the offer, but believe it not, I'm all the way up to windows 2000 now.
Mark
:bows :bows :bows

:rll: :rll:

[Silver_2000]

Mark,


What operating system are you using at home. I have a very good Epson printer that you can permanently borrow if you have Windows 95 or 98. :cool:
Are there no drivers for the printer in windows 2000 ???