Which Printer Should I buy? Canon IP4000, Canon I865, Epso..

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I have the R300 and love it. I do not love the price of the
replacement ink. I have printed about 200 DVD and CD labels with it
and have not had a problem. The software that comes with the printer
has performed well. Check out the options for re-inking of this
machine and you will be pleased with it. I believe that Canon has the
same type of chip on its cartridges. They only allow a certain amount
of ink to be dispensed and then they stop. There is a workaround for
Epson, I don't know about Canon.

Pipermedic

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Definitely Epson R300.

But you said:
"2. Economy. Although I can get the ink for about the same cost which
printer performs best."

This is the problem. Epson's ink is not cheap.

Try this then:
http://www.InkRepublic.com

They make good bulk ink system for Epson and currently they are running
year-end sale, everything is 20% off plus free shipping to all over the
world.

Good luck!

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DaisyCutter wrote:
> Definitely Epson R300.
>
> But you said:
> "2. Economy. Although I can get the ink for about the same cost which
> printer performs best."
>
> This is the problem. Epson's ink is not cheap.
>
> Try this then:
> http://www.InkRepublic.com
>
> They make good bulk ink system for Epson and currently they are running
> year-end sale, everything is 20% off plus free shipping to all over the
> world.
>
> Good luck!
>
They are both good printers and you should only use factory ink.
However, if you want a dual purpose (business and photo) printer the
IP4000 is best. It is faster than the Epson, as good if not better
photo print quality, better business print quality due to the extra
pigmented black, dual paper feed and prints full duplex.

The Epson does print on special printable CDs but people has said the
mechanism malfunctions.

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apology, I now understand what has been going on. I'm glad you are
trying to control the situation.


Art


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> Arthur Entlich wrote:
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>>Gee, DaisyCutter, do you happen to know TrendyInc by any chance?
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>>Art
>>
>>DaisyCutter wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Definitely Epson R300.
>>>
>>>But you said:
>>>"2. Economy. Although I can get the ink for about the same cost
>
> which
>
>>>printer performs best."
>>>
>>>This is the problem. Epson's ink is not cheap.
>>>
>>>Try this then:
>>>http://www.InkRepublic.com
>>>
>>>They make good bulk ink system for Epson and currently they are
>
> running
>
>>>year-end sale, everything is 20% off plus free shipping to all over
>
> the
>
>>>world.
>>>
>>>Good luck!
>>>
>
>