Input on Epson R200 printer

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Rick
Apr 16, 2005
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I’m in need of a quick, somewhat disposable (it might disappear in transit) printer for test printing/prepress of brochures, business cards and some Photoshop work.

Has anyone had any experience with the Epson R200? Is in any good? Are there better options for a cheap expendable printer?
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birdman
Apr 17, 2005
Canon i960 at close-out prices for under $80 (this was a $200 printer 6 months ago).
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Ironjaw
Apr 17, 2005
The R200 works fine for me, bought last Xmas,excellent all-rounder. and can be found at bargain prices.

"Not Me" wrote in message
I’m in need of a quick, somewhat disposable (it might disappear in
transit)
printer for test printing/prepress of brochures, business cards and some Photoshop work.

Has anyone had any experience with the Epson R200? Is in any good? Are there better options for a cheap expendable printer?

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Caitlin
Apr 17, 2005
"Not Me" wrote in message
I’m in need of a quick, somewhat disposable (it might disappear in transit)
printer for test printing/prepress of brochures, business cards and some Photoshop work.

Has anyone had any experience with the Epson R200? Is in any good? Are there better options for a cheap expendable printer?

The IP4000 is a great inexpensive printer. Very reliable, great image quality. Handy extra features for document printing too like auto duplexer and two paper trays.
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Caitlin
Apr 17, 2005
"Caitlin" wrote in message
"Not Me" wrote in message
I’m in need of a quick, somewhat disposable (it might disappear in transit)
printer for test printing/prepress of brochures, business cards and some Photoshop work.

Has anyone had any experience with the Epson R200? Is in any good? Are there better options for a cheap expendable printer?

The IP4000 is a great inexpensive printer. Very reliable, great image quality. Handy extra features for document printing too like auto duplexer and two paper trays.
That’s the Canon IP4000
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2004_reviews/canon_ip4000.htm l
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seaside
Apr 18, 2005
I use one myself and find it very satisfactory, however, for an unbiased view check out http://www.steves-digicams.com/printers.html

Caitlin wrote:
"Not Me" wrote in message

I’m in need of a quick, somewhat disposable (it might disappear in transit)
printer for test printing/prepress of brochures, business cards and some Photoshop work.

Has anyone had any experience with the Epson R200? Is in any good? Are there better options for a cheap expendable printer?

The IP4000 is a great inexpensive printer. Very reliable, great image quality. Handy extra features for document printing too like auto duplexer and two paper trays.

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Caitlin
Apr 18, 2005
"seaside" wrote in message
I use one myself and find it very satisfactory, however, for an unbiased view check out http://www.steves-digicams.com/printers.html
*snap!* (See my other post)
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R7
Apr 20, 2005
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 17:28:10 -0400, "Not Me" wrote:

I’m in need of a quick, somewhat disposable (it might disappear in transit) printer for test printing/prepress of brochures, business cards and some Photoshop work.

Has anyone had any experience with the Epson R200? Is in any good? Are there better options for a cheap expendable printer?

Ink is very expensive for this printer.

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