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Am 30.03.2011 17:31, androidlove wrote:
> I'm through with HP. I've got to replace both. I think the printer's
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Me too!
> memory may be failing, as I get misplaced graphics on certain jobs.
> This didn't happen until I "upgraded" to Windows 7 (please, let there
> be a viable replacement for Microsoft around the corner). Both my HP
> 5150 printer and 4370 scanner drivers haven't been updated by HP
> (there is absolutely no response from HP). Windows does an alright job
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The same here: A customer of mine has an HP-2727M which we wanted to
work with a print server. It doesn't work because of a special
implemented USB interface on the HP-2727M and there was NO answer from
HP. IMHO simple forget HP!
> of pretending to be HP for the printer, but stopped doing the job
> completely with the scanner.
Did you ever think of Brother? I used a MFC-5890CN until last week and
upgraded this weekend to a Brother MFC-6890CDW. Both devices have IMHO a
great value for money. There are drivers for nearly all operating
systems including Windows 7 (AFAIK!) and Linux (which I use).
Both devices have a USB and a LAN interface with a nearly complete set
of network protocols. I prefer connecting a printer using a LAN
interface and my only complaint is the missing web frontend.
> I'd like a balance between cost (not over 100.00) and quality (paper
> trays and borderless 8.5 x11). I will be using recycled cartridges. If
Me too, and they are working without troubles. Brother doesn't use
"chip-branded" cartridges!
> there is an inexpensive and easy to manage continuous ink system, that
> would be nice.
I don't know wether this is available.
> Thank you.
You're welcome.
Best regards,
Wolfgang
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E-Mail: [email protected]
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