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Currently I have the S820 which is working fine, but I would like to
get a printer that prints on CDRs and DVDs
The IP4000 model sold in the UK has that facility; I'm just wondering
if anyone has any thoughts on it's likely photo print quality compared
to the S820: I don't want to end up with anything worse, but I don't
really want to end up with two printers (as well as my laser!)

TIA Gelf

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Gelf wrote:

>Currently I have the S820 which is working fine, but I would like to
>get a printer that prints on CDRs and DVDs
>The IP4000 model sold in the UK has that facility; I'm just wondering
>if anyone has any thoughts on it's likely photo print quality compared
>to the S820: I don't want to end up with anything worse, but I don't
>really want to end up with two printers (as well as my laser!)
>
>TIA Gelf
>
>

It prints terrific photos.

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The ip4000 is much quieter, and yes you will notice improved photo printing.
Disc printing is a breeze, also with excellent quality.


"Gelf" <oldanAT@freeuk.com> wrote in message
news:4727815pb3326g7gjqhi9gkqs666dml936@4ax.com...
> Currently I have the S820 which is working fine, but I would like to
> get a printer that prints on CDRs and DVDs
> The IP4000 model sold in the UK has that facility; I'm just wondering
> if anyone has any thoughts on it's likely photo print quality compared
> to the S820: I don't want to end up with anything worse, but I don't
> really want to end up with two printers (as well as my laser!)
>
> TIA Gelf

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I have both printers (along with an i950). The s820 is quite good, however I
prefer the iP4000 to either the s820 or i950. Much faster, more versatile
paper handling and imnsho the photo quality is better. I haven't found the
lack of the pc and pm cartridges to be a drawback. Being in the US I do wish
that we had the cd/dvd printing capabilities available to the European
market.

"Gelf" <oldanAT@freeuk.com> wrote in message
news:4727815pb3326g7gjqhi9gkqs666dml936@4ax.com...
> Currently I have the S820 which is working fine, but I would like to
> get a printer that prints on CDRs and DVDs
> The IP4000 model sold in the UK has that facility; I'm just wondering
> if anyone has any thoughts on it's likely photo print quality compared
> to the S820: I don't want to end up with anything worse, but I don't
> really want to end up with two printers (as well as my laser!)
>
> TIA Gelf

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I have the UK IP4000, it was pretty expensive to get here, but I love it and
will quickly make up the cost in saved ink costs. The nice part is that it's
a multi-voltage printer, so no fancy electrics are needed in the USA.


"Ron Cohen" <drc023@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:dROge.1087$ce6.349@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com...
> I have both printers (along with an i950). The s820 is quite good, however
I
> prefer the iP4000 to either the s820 or i950. Much faster, more versatile
> paper handling and imnsho the photo quality is better. I haven't found
the
> lack of the pc and pm cartridges to be a drawback. Being in the US I do
wish
> that we had the cd/dvd printing capabilities available to the European
> market.
>
> "Gelf" <oldanAT@freeuk.com> wrote in message
> news:4727815pb3326g7gjqhi9gkqs666dml936@4ax.com...
> > Currently I have the S820 which is working fine, but I would like to
> > get a printer that prints on CDRs and DVDs
> > The IP4000 model sold in the UK has that facility; I'm just wondering
> > if anyone has any thoughts on it's likely photo print quality compared
> > to the S820: I don't want to end up with anything worse, but I don't
> > really want to end up with two printers (as well as my laser!)
> >
> > TIA Gelf
>
>

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op:
Thanks for your replies. It looks like I'll get an IP4000 as soon as
funds permit.
Gelf

On Thu, 12 May 2005 15:27:49 -0600, "Dan G" <Dan@xxxx.com> wrote:

>I have the UK IP4000, it was pretty expensive to get here, but I love it and
>will quickly make up the cost in saved ink costs. The nice part is that it's
>a multi-voltage printer, so no fancy electrics are needed in the USA.
>
>
>"Ron Cohen" <drc023@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
>news:dROge.1087$ce6.349@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com...
>> I have both printers (along with an i950). The s820 is quite good, however
>I
>> prefer the iP4000 to either the s820 or i950. Much faster, more versatile
>> paper handling and imnsho the photo quality is better. I haven't found
>the
>> lack of the pc and pm cartridges to be a drawback. Being in the US I do
>wish
>> that we had the cd/dvd printing capabilities available to the European
>> market.
>>
>> "Gelf" <oldanAT@freeuk.com> wrote in message
>> news:4727815pb3326g7gjqhi9gkqs666dml936@4ax.com...
>> > Currently I have the S820 which is working fine, but I would like to
>> > get a printer that prints on CDRs and DVDs
>> > The IP4000 model sold in the UK has that facility; I'm just wondering
>> > if anyone has any thoughts on it's likely photo print quality compared
>> > to the S820: I don't want to end up with anything worse, but I don't
>> > really want to end up with two printers (as well as my laser!)
>> >
>> > TIA Gelf
>>
>>
>

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