Last year, I decided that given my hobbies of graphic design, photo manipulation and drawing cartoons that it was time to invest in a new printer that would be able to carry out the tasks and deliver the quality they would require. My previous printer was way back through the mists of time when I owned an Amiga and purchased a really naff dot matrix printer. I think this Jurassic Printer came with a free T-Rex and was REALLY crap and noisy!!! However – fast forward to last year and I was stood in Dixons (usually my first mistake given that I’ve had problems with them a few years ago – but that’s a whole other story for another time) on Princes ...  Read the complete review

I have had my Epsom for about 5 years now and have found it generally to be quite good, aside from the paper feed issue which is surprisingly easily solved, once you know how. People are (foolishly) giving this model of Epsom printer away free of charge regularly on free cycle type sites because of this issue. I suggest you pick one up if you see it and use my handy tip. However, not to give it away too soon, I will start with the positives because I actually really like this printer for a lot of reasons. The printing quality is high, it doesn't guzzle ink and its very sturdy. It has ports on the front left for you to insert your memory cards which I really ...  Read the complete review

Epson Stylus Photo RX425 This is an easy to use All-in-One digital photo center. specifications Printing Technology: Ink-jet - Color - Photo printer Width 16.9 in Depth 13.5 in Height 6.7 in Weight 14.6 lbs Copying Max Copying Speed up to 13.0 pages/min (mono) / up to 13.0 pages/min (color) Exposure Modes Text , Photo Printing Max Printing Resolution up to 5760 x 1440 dpi (mono) / up to 5760 x 1440 dpi (color) Max Printing Speed up to 15.0 pages/min (mono) / up to 15.0 pages/min (color) Color 4-ink Scanning Optical Resolution 1200 x 4800 ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this Epson a while ago, (about 4 years ago) and at that time, I payed a price of around £80 in Currys. It seemed like a perfect solution for a student life, with built in printer, card reader, photocopier and scanner. It was also on sale. Little did I know, it would create some problems for me. Don't be disheartened though, they were nothing major, and I'm sure every printer out there will have a problem or another. For me, this printer was fantastic - provided that you had enough money to fuel it. The printer resolution is great, though the speed is not very fast, especially comparing to the printers of current digital world. ...  Read the complete review