Lexmark P6350

Overall this is a great printer to buy for both general every day use and for high quality photo printing. The printer is extremely easy to use and has very little in the way of learning requirements before you can use the majority of features. However I should note that the inks for the printer can get expensive, especially if you are doing photo quality prints and so it really pays to look at the cartridge prices to identify the best price on them and see if you are willing to pay it. Photo printing with the printer is easy both with the PC application and as a standalone device using picturebridge both of which produce high quality photos. The standalone printer firmware ...

Lexmark P6350

Been using this printer on my home PC system for about 3 years now, we got it as a christmas present, it scans, copies and prints (obviously), has capability to accept most mainstream memory cards, there may be a few that it won't take like the micro SD cards but most of them it does. Print speed is fairly quick although not outstanding i should say. Print quality is not too bad but i didn't really like the fact that if you want to print proper decent photos then there is a different cartridge you can buy specifically for printing photos for this printer which make life a bit awkward i have to say, I don't know if this method is the norm with photo printers but photo quality is ...

Lexmark P 4350

manage about 16ppm in B/W and approx 5ppm in Colour. One problem I did have was when I upgraded my laptop to Vista. The drivers on the disc did not work. Neither did the ones on Lexmark s site. I spent best part of 12 months using my pc with XP on to do the printing. However in the last few months Vista now include them in their generic library, and all works fine. I have found that this 3 in 1 printer has served a purpose. I have had a few issues with it, but on the whole it has served me well. I will give it 4 dooyoo stars. Copyright stebiz 2010 - also on ...