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Old 11-05-2005, 05:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hey guyz i am planning to buy a printer ... i need one just for text documnets and ocassionaly graphics print outs ... i will not be printing photos with my printer .... i have shortlisted 2 models for myself

1. Epson C45
2. Canon IP 1000

my budget is around 3 k and i dont want to go for hp as their cartridges are damn expensive... plz suggest which one should i go for among these or any other new/upcoming models from these brands or any other decent brand ?
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Old 11-05-2005, 07:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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with ur eyes closed u can go for CANON.i think the price difference will not be too much.The CANON printouts are superior.
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Me too suggests you 2 go for canon
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Old 11-05-2005, 09:34 PM   #4 (permalink)
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go for cannon . thing is if u wannt refill ur cartridge it is impossible to do it yourself. with cannon u can do it ur self. for printing text & even color images refilled inks give 90% same quality. black is black


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Go for the cannon its better than the epson
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Old 12-05-2005, 01:07 AM   #6 (permalink)
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canon is the best

check out the digit mag of last month
digit reported canon pixma 1000 as the best as of home deskjet printers
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I will add to the unanimous opinion. Go for Canon. I am using iP pixma 1000. It works just about ok and does my work of printing texts.

Best part is even if I put multiple papers in the paper tray (or whatever it can be called), it perfectly pushes forward only one paper at a time and doesn't jam papers inside like HP or Epson.
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Epson sucks. Personal experience. Service too is very bad. Canon is the way to go.
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One more vote for Canon.
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I just bought a new Cannon IP Pixma 1000 and I find it very nice.
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The market opinion seems to unanimously shifting in favour of canon. Are Epson and HP taking notice? Or are they sitting on their past laurels? That could prove to be a suicide for them
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Hp[different series] has been with me for many years , I've had no problem with it, except for minor problems.
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i have had all three major brands hp, cannon and epson and by my experience cannon is the best.

first i had a hp. it was good but the running costs were tooo high and the cartrages last for about a month. so i trashed it.

then i bought a epson it was really bad. quality was zero and its head used to get frequently misaligned. it conked off in abt 1 yr and 3 months. its head went totaly bad. trashed again

now i hava a cannon. its cool. the inktanks last for wat seems like years and they r not very xpensive either. its quality is top most. only hitch they dont have many delerships
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