Peripherals: need help finding duplexing printers
need help finding duplexing printers
by pogipinoy27 - 3/30/05 3:24 PMI am considering purchasinga new printer for use at my home and have done light research on what's current.
I find the duplex feature to be very useful, yet am saddened to find that it is only available on the upper to higher end laser printers.
Are there any budget printers that have the duplex feature? Print speed and resolution aren't cheif concerns here seeing as the majority of this printer's work will be powerpoint slides, some graphs, and text.
It's worth it.
by R. Proffitt
- 3/30/05 3:33 PM
In reply to: need help finding duplexing printers by pogipinoy27
http://www.printerdb.com/ notes that budget printer usually eat your budget...
Bob
I forgot.
by R. Proffitt - 3/30/05 3:37 PM
In reply to: need help finding duplexing printers by pogipinoy27
Since printer model availability varies with geographic location and more, no one can tell you what's available in your part of the world.
HP lasers with duplex are never a bad idea and ... what we use. But only one has a duplexer. Most of us want it now and will not wait for 2 sided output.
Bob
Heres a link
by mackman - 4/1/05 8:44 AM In reply to: need help finding duplexing printers by pogipinoy27for the Canon Pixma series inexpensive to buy and operate
www.newegg.com had them for $39 after $20 rebate. Also a very good printer rich in features
http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/specpage.html?CAN-IP3000
HP Technician
by udayj - 4/15/05 6:25 AM In reply to: need help finding duplexing printers by pogipinoy27Following are the printers that supports duplexors and have with them.
HP All in One Officejet 7310
HP All in One Officejet 7410
HP Officejet 7210 scanner help
by grrich - 11/3/07 1:01 PM In reply to: HP Technician by udayjI need help with the scanner on my HP Officejet 7210 All-in-one. I am using Windows XP at this time, when I scan anything the image displayed on my monitor, regardless of which program I scan with, always has a wide yellowish band down the side of the image?? I am 49 days out of warranty so HP won't help unless I pay. This has been this way since i bought it, but never use it much, so let it go.
Tip. Don't hide your post in old posts.
by R. Proffitt - 11/3/07 1:10 PM
In reply to: HP Officejet 7210 scanner help by grrich
Feel free to make your own new discussion all to yourself.
????
by grrich - 11/3/07 4:10 PM In reply to: Tip. Don't hide your post in old posts. by R. Proffitt
Your reply lost me?? Did I do something wrong in my original post?
YOUR CHOICE.
by R. Proffitt - 11/3/07 6:50 PM
In reply to: ???? by grrich
You put it under a 2 year old discussion. Creating your own new discussion gets more members attention.
Bob
Thanks
by grrich - 11/3/07 8:05 PM In reply to: YOUR CHOICE. by R. Proffitt
Thanks, I guess I am not sure how to do that. New here.
Try this link.
by R. Proffitt - 11/3/07 8:31 PM
In reply to: Thanks by grrich
http://forums.cnet.com/5204-7590_102-0.html?forumID=67&start=0
Note the Create a New... button?
Thanks
by grrich - 11/3/07 8:55 PM In reply to: Try this link. by R. Proffitt
Thanks, got it!!
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