Lynn wrote:
Todd wrote:
I've heard bad horror stories about HP Pavilion (low-end home PC)
support
I shouldn't spill the inside beanz on the pavilion, suffice to say, I
personally won't touch nor recommend it.
However, if all you need is a box, and you never, ever intend to upgrade
it
of the way, it might very well be a screamer. Wish I had the
wherewithall and technical smarts to find out.
:-)
Best regards--LRA
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: OT: Any insight on H.P. vs Epson
Lynn wrote:
Lawrence wrote:
The top of the SJ6300 can be removed easily if you pry out the oval
shaped
screw covers near the front (beside the glass panel). I had to do it when
the new scanner arrived with a layer of paper dust on the inside.
Thanks, Lawrence--that's the answer HP
Lawrence wrote:
So yes, high end HP printers tend to be good, but avoid the low end ones.
Hope that sets the record straight.
Same with most of HP's divisions. For example, I've heard bad horror stories
about HP Pavilion (low-end home PC) support, but I've had nothing but
excellent experiences
Lynn Allen wrote:
Todd wrote:
I've heard bad horror stories about HP Pavilion (low-end home PC)
support
I can confirm that, having returned one to the seller. They're possibly OK
for the Web-user, but as a work-station they don't come close to doing a
job.
Overall, HP
