Canon printers review - thoughts?. Canon printers - neither capable of firing large lead balls, nor capable of using a printing press. Discuss. <A HREF="http://www.tomshardware.com/consumer/02q1/020307/index.html" target="_new">Review</A><font color...

read an honest review! I will say that his criticism of the > Epson printer driver is a bit unfair as the drivers for other makes of >printers, in my experience, act in the same way. He just misses having his > RIP! I have actually seen a 4800 demo and...

One of the nice things about the Canon dye-sub printers is that you can use 4x6 paper and ribbon, or a smaller credit card size paper and ribbon (very nice pocketable size), or 4x8 paper and ribbon for quasi-panoramic uses. The supplied Canon software...

investment in a Canon printer was not a big mistake I just created a set of prints using Canon's canned profiles and custom printer/paper profiles generated using a Monaco system for the Canon printer using Canon ink and Canon Photo Paper Plus Glossy....

I have looked at numerous reviews of both the HP 7960 and the new Canon Pixma 4000. I can get the HP at Costco for the bargain price of $150.00. I had a Canon i850 which I love but killed the print head. I am replacing the head for $50 to give the printer...

digicam (google this as I don't have the link handy) site reviews printers. primarily about Canon printers, compatable papers, and third party inks if you should wish to use them (I do with my Canon I960). for lots of interesting information if you...

NEVER jams. My Canon printers were the "touchiest" printers I ever used, you just never knew when they would start eating paper. They were very frustrating to use, that's why I switched to Lexmark. Lexmark started out as the IBM printer division and...

Epsom R800 Beats them all.. Archived from groups: comp.periphs.printers () Read for your self Mind you the Canon to me looked better and has the lowest running costs, but I only skimmed over the review. But these printers are not cheap to...

But if all you're going to print are photos with occasional text, then the IP4000 is the better deal. Best Buys is selling them for $149 with a $20 rebate plus a $20 gift card. On a side note: for strictly photos, the HP8450 out performs both Canon printers;...

advanced printing are actually pretty bad (their printers deserve better) and I am not very confident about HP in that regard either. My overall preference is for mid and upper level Epson printers. The cost of ink is slightly higher than Canon and there...