How good are the larger hp jd machines
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You have to remember the D series mowers are the consumer-grade mowers. If you want the high-quality mower you need to go to the X series.
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I always have enough power to get the job done without lugging down the engine. The thing about the D110 though, is that it isn't really built to do more than mow and tow a trailer. It does both of these tasks very well, but it cannot take many attachments, and in a way, I wish I had purchased the next larger one... it would have been more useful.
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My 610 works and produces above the norm consistently, had it since 2007 and I've had HP's, Epson's , etc and what really makes the 610 shine is to scan, save to desktop, and attach to an email, documents, photos, text and flawlessy. In fact I got Canons website for upgrades for software etc. and thought why??????????????. If it ain't broke........................Good all around every day machine but a photo above 8x10 should be handled by a Canon, I believe 9000 pro or an Epson 3880 for superior print quality!
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Seems to me a very funny question! Of course it could print any size you specify! But I would like to know how is the photo quality? Since this is an "office" jet, not a "photo" smart machine, I would like to know how it compares to the top-rated photo-smart printers from HP.
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I have never had a complaint..., and it is much much better than our old HP. Of course, I don't know how to measure "scanner quality" other than by looking at the output.
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I actually bought this for my brother. He says it's held up well so far. Buying this was a much better alternative because dealing with HP was such a hassle for him. I hope this helps.
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At the time I purchased my Zenbook, 4GB was tops. That, along with the Core i7 processor, has not limited my work with spreadsheets, presentations or simulations. I understand the newer models are a bit more robust, but for business purposes, I have been very satisfied.
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Not quite certain understand your question - just be certain you order the correct memory. My HP is an older model and maxes out at 2gb - I gig in each memory slot and I checked the specs to get the correct type and clock speed. As far as operation and my satisfaction, the boards were exactly what I needed and make the computer operate quite a bit faster with NO problems. Hope this helps - - -
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It is as good as any other scanner. For comparison, HP-F300 scanned the copies with pretty much the same quality. The plus side with this printer is that it is almost twice as fast as the one I just mentioned...
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I saw the lower numbered models at Frys this weekend. They didnt have the L117FX/B. I played around with it briefly and the touch screen was more responsive than the HP all-in-one model. All the HP's had Vista and DVD drives for about the same price as the Sony, which had blu-ray and Windows 7. Although I dont think I would use the touch screen much (don't like the smudged screens), I did like the look and build of the Sony. Everything seemed to be built a bit better than the HP. I can't wait for the reviews to come out...
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Hi Diane, Yes, to all of the above...and a whole lot more! I too have a home office and this printer has been a godsend for me. I used to buy HPs but will now never go back after using this one, I love it. I am NOT a spokesperson for the company...just a happy, contented consumer! Hope I've helped you out. Have a great evening! Kind regards, Pamela
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I went ahead and purchased the 1201n, actually 2 of them, one for my wife and 1 for me. We love the size and weight.I upgraded the RAM to 4 gb (3.25 usable) and am happy with the result. We travel a lot-fly and roadtrip, and this is just the ticket for us. I am sure the ul20a is a nice machine but we very happy with the 1201n.
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I was asked to respond to this question and all I can say is after 5 or 6 HP printers over the years I had to give up on HP because of a litany of problems with them .. I just gave away the 6310 and bought a Cannon and have been very happy with it ever since .. sorry
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Yup! I have an hp and it works fine. Gets a bit distorted at high volumes, but is pretty decent for the price.
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I have never used the HP Officejet so I honestly cannot give you an opinion. I chose this particular scanner for it's mobility because my husband uses it when he travels for work.
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I have hp printer/ scanner on it. that was one of the reasons I brought it. It is a average size scanner/ printer.
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Hi Hector. Yes, the HP Prime has a very nice, and very fast programming language similar to other versions of Basic. It has 32 MB of "standard" memory, and 256MB of Flash memory. I've been programming it for awhile, and the amount of memory doesn't even cross my mind. It would take a huge number of very big programs to use it up. HP set it up to suggest people create "apps", which are a collection of programs, notes, and other views to create a complete application. I tend to like programming it more directly, kind of old-school style, where the programs are more stand-alone, with their own IO to get the job done. But both approaches work well. Hi Hector. Yes, the HP Prime has a very nice, and very fast programming language similar to other versions of Basic. It has 32 MB of "standard" memory, and 256MB of Flash memory. I've been programming it for awhile, and the amount of memory doesn't even cross my mind. It would take a huge number of very big programs to use it up. HP set it up to suggest people create "apps", which are a collection of programs, notes, and other views to create a complete application. I tend to like programming it more directly, kind of old-school style, where the programs are more... » Read More Hi Hector. Yes, the HP Prime has a very nice, and very fast programming language similar to other versions of Basic. It has 32 MB of "standard" memory, and 256MB of Flash memory. I've been programming it for awhile, and the amount of memory doesn't even cross my mind. It would take a huge number of very big programs to use it up. HP set it up to suggest people create "apps", which are a collection of programs, notes, and other views to create a complete application. I tend to like programming it more directly, kind of old-school style, where the programs are more stand-alone, with their own IO to get the job done. But both approaches work well. « Show Less
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I haven't used hp 10bii so I can't compare them but Texas Instruments BA II plus is very good for my needs and not so difficult to figure out.