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  1. 26th Dec 2003 11:02 #1
    golfnut
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    Santa brought me a new digital camera for Christmas so now I need a new quality printer to go along with it. Looking for recommendations in the $300 or less retail price range. Can anyone help? Really appreciate it guys. Thanks.
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    Epson R800 when it comes out. Pigment inks, and the ability to print inkjet printable disks! Or if you don't want to wait, then any of the newest Epsons that use pigment inks. You will also want 6 or 7 colors for best results.
    Hope is the trap the world sets for you every night when you go to sleep and the only reason you have to get up in the morning is the hope that this day, things will get better... But they never do, do they?
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    Don't forget the photo paper.
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  4. 26th Dec 2003 20:18 #4
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    I perfer the Canon i960 (6 individual ink) printer. Extremely fast and quality photo printer.
    It says 4800x1200 but it is really 4800x2400 except the last half or one inch margin because the printer can't hold the paper tight enough. A lot of guys into pro. photo. recommend this printer.
    Some recent reviews on tomshardware.
    Quick review on most printers
    Indepth review on the Canon i860,Epson C84 and HP Photosmart 7760
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    I recommend Canon as well. I have the i950 and it prints amazing photos even on "budget" photo paper.
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    Thanks guys, you have thru again as usual. Thank you for your time.
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