What's the best all in one printer that can print photos with good quality?
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HP ... They're good, pictures are good! You can find it in Walmart or Target
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portable printers are great for insurance agents, portable employees and photo bugs.  you take the printer and hook it up to the laptop and you can print any types of info/photos that you want.\n\nmy brother has one, and uses it all the time.  he uses a canon.\n\ni hope this helps.
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If you want to use it for the web, then Flash is the best. Otherwise Photoshop and CorelDraw r the best for print-ables. The can be easy to use as they are the widely used softwares and you can find their tutorials on the Internet.
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I am using Epson laser color printer in the office (I don't remember the model).\n\nBut in Home use I prefer Canon, it is more officiant
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I use an Epson Printer. You can find one as cheap as $79 or as much as $400. There are several different models that do different things but the $79 does the exact same thing as far as quality as the $400 one. Epson is the only company that currently makes a printer where you can stick the disc directly into the printer. They own this right, I'm not sure for how long though. I buy inkjet printable discs and print directly onto the CD/DVD. It is very easy and all the directions and software are included with the printer. There is also what is called thermal printable cds and dvds but those are used directly in your computers cd/dvd player. If your burner says "LIGHT SCRIBE" then you can use the thermal technology. But the Inkjet is the better and more common way to print onto a disc. You can probably print and 300 disc with one set of color ink in the epson printer!
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If all you want to do is black printing, you do not want to purchase an inkjet printer. You will save a lot of money in the long run if you purchase a monochrome (black only) laser printer. The bad thing about inkjet printers is that if you don't use the color about once a week, the printhead will dry up and your printer will be rendered useless. A laser printer cannot possible dry up since it doesn't use ink, but instead uses toner. Laser printers melt the toner onto the page and thus gives darker black images than inkjets could ever hope to attain.\n\nAs far as printing costs go, an inkjet cartridge will cost you around $25 and will print you about 400 pages. A laserjet toner cartridge will cost you about $70, but will print 2,500 pages. In other words:\n\nTo print 2,500 pages with an inkjet printer, you pay $150.\nTo print 2,500 pages with a laser printer, you pay $70.\n\nIf you truly only want black printing, go with the monochrome laser printer. Laser printers are built for heavy use and will last you several years. You mentioned that you want a Mac-compatible printer for black-only printing. The HP 1022 is the best printer for you. It supports Windows and Mac, prints only black, and is quiet, fast, and reliable. True, it costs $199, but you will definately be happy with this machine. Don't be suckered into buying a cheap printer only to find yourself replacing the cartridges constantly. This printer is great. Seriously, look into it. I've included a link.
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you should check out the hp officejet 4251v
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your asking for a printer to print your digital camera pictures? might i suggest a brother printer model NFC 210c under  $100.00  and works really awesome for all applications not only picture's and ink cartridges are cheap for this printer thats what i use and if you look on the web for cheap printer cartridges you will see really cheap ink
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Definitely use Hewlett-Packard. Of all the printers I have bought they've never let me down and any other brand has been a sheer disappointment, not to mention the fact they're fast, quiet and economical.\n\nUnlike Canon, HP replace the printhead along with the ink so every time you get a new cartridge, you can be certain you won't have poor quality and 4,800 DPI on an HP means 4,800!\n\nMaybe Lexmark or Dell, but if you want something affordable, economical, quiet, fast, sleek, compatible and quality I would not go past an HP-PSC. With an integrated printer, scanner and photocopier along with card-readers (if you buy the more expensive models) you get it all for an extremely low price.\n\nHewlett-Packard mean low price - high quality.
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I have had alot of luck with simplybargains.com. They have just about anything you need in the printer department. Good luck.
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Take a look at the sources for some ideas for models you like.\n\nThen go to the epinions site to read what other people liked or hated about the printers you might choose. Really check out what people didn't like about the printer.  Sometimes they are ranting most other times they are valid problems that make sense.\n\nGood Luck!
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the canon photo printer is better because the quality of canon device and the resolution of canon printer is very higher from hp but the cartridge is very expensive .the hp quality and resolution is less but have a cheaper cartridge . my suggestion for a photo printer is canon.\ngood luck
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try the Epson Perfection 2480 Scanner Limited Edition.\n\nOr the HP's Scanjet 5530. The photo feeder holds up to 24 photos and has a photo-restoration feature.
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What printer are you useing?
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I had Epson and it constantly left banding (lines across the paper). I told a friend who had an Epson and found he was having the same problem. I switched to HP. I've got a HP Photosmart all in one. Printer, fax, scanner, and copier. You can copy without using a computer, put your photostick from a camera into the printer without a computer. The picture and copies are excellent quality. I've had it two years with no problems.
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I like my digital camera: a kodak easyshare. It is super user-friendly and makes great prints. Also it is affordable. I don't know what you use it for in school, but if you want easy to use and good quality, this is the one.
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Seems like you're looking for XMPie or HighWay from Fuji-Xerox. These two solutions are specially designed for professional web-to-print freeflow.\n\nHave a look: http://www.xmpie.com\n\nIf you're interested, you should contact Fuji-Xerox for a demonstration of their product. But bear in mind this solution cost big bucks. On the other hand, it's the best of today's technology for web2print.