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JUST TELL ME WHATS THE BEST A4 PHOTO PRINTER
I have looked, but the threads are either old or inappropriate, please be kind
wireless would be nice, and no mental ink prices
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JUST TELL ME WHATS THE BEST A4 PHOTO PRINTER
I have looked, but the threads are either old or inappropriate, please be kind
wireless would be nice, and no mental ink prices
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I`ve found it one hell of a lot cheaper to pay somebody else to do my prints, far fewer headaches as well.
But if you need a cheap printer anyway for kids and homework or printing documents, this is more than enough.
All in one printer with wifi
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Epson-Expression-XP-305-Small-In-One-Printer/dp/B008OHNID2/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1360707777&sr=8-10
Compatible ink, just as good as originals and every bit as reliable, believe me.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Capacity-Compatible-Cartridges-Expression-XP-305/dp/B009DJD1BO/ref=pd_sim_computers_1
But if you need a cheap printer anyway for kids and homework or printing documents, this is more than enough.
All in one printer with wifi
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Epson-Expression-XP-305-Small-In-One-Printer/dp/B008OHNID2/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1360707777&sr=8-10
Compatible ink, just as good as originals and every bit as reliable, believe me.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Capacity-Compatible-Cartridges-Expression-XP-305/dp/B009DJD1BO/ref=pd_sim_computers_1
I don't print my own photos any more. I have a cheap colour laser for documents (cheaper to run than inkjet).
Best for what?
Black and white prints still an advanced Epson.
For cost for many documents not an inkjet.
For occasional high quality colour prints and I tend to agree with Paul Morgan. If you factor in depreciation on the printer, the high cost of inks, the cost of software, the cost of calibration, the cost of a monitor capable of displaying most RGB colours and some wastage when you make the occasional mistake sending a file to a specialist printer using the web works out much cheaper.
You can reduce printing ink cost by buying a professional A2 printer if you can afford the initial outlay and have space for a massive heavy printer but a printer this big is overkill for just A4 prints.
Black and white prints still an advanced Epson.
For cost for many documents not an inkjet.
For occasional high quality colour prints and I tend to agree with Paul Morgan. If you factor in depreciation on the printer, the high cost of inks, the cost of software, the cost of calibration, the cost of a monitor capable of displaying most RGB colours and some wastage when you make the occasional mistake sending a file to a specialist printer using the web works out much cheaper.
You can reduce printing ink cost by buying a professional A2 printer if you can afford the initial outlay and have space for a massive heavy printer but a printer this big is overkill for just A4 prints.
You can also save on printing cost by getting a cheap chip reseter, my cartridges now last two or three times as long 
