On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 11:32 PM, Mick Ring wrote:
on 10/2/03 2:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Actually, these days a lot of peripherals come with software like that. Most HP scanners will do this.
I wouldn't really recommend ANY AIO from ANY company. Individual peripherals are always the best way to go.
I disagree. Usually the software that is bundled with the device makes it
into a copier. No individual peripherals come with software like that.
If your separate printer or scanner stops working, you can replace the individual item. With your AIO, if one part stops working (ie. the printer or the scanner) you'll end up replacing both with either new separates or another AIO (since you probably won't spring for the cost of repair after warranty is over).
Hamlin
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