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Lexmark X75

needs to be on for it to work as a copier. A good thing about this "printer" is the design of the product. It is compact. At about 18 X 13 x 6" don t ask what it is in cm the ruler I had only had inches lol. to be honest it isn t that much larger than a single printer and takes the same area up as a scanner The power on/off button has a silver finish which I actually think is rather tacky the paper feed is standard grey and so is the scan button, colour copy is green and black copy is surprise surprise black. The scanner is bilt into what I would call the lid of the printer, so this avoids it blocking up the in and out trays, also the scanner lid is ...

Lexmark X75

colour. The Lexmark all in one software is extremely easy to use for copying, scanning etc. But it is also very helpful if you every need help with technical problems. The printer only cost £50 with 2 packs of photo paper thrown in and so was extremely good value. The biggest downside is the cost of replacement cartridges, ...

Lexmark X83

I recently purchased a Lexmark X80 from Aldi - it is a reboxed version of the X83 - basically the same from what I can tell - same features, and specs, just a cheaper price for a selected few retail outlets. It even installs the X83 software & drivers! It has 1200dpi scanning, and takes both black and colour ink simultaneously to make cost effective printing, and to save you having to keep switching cartriges. It is supplied with colour & black cartridges, a comprehensive array of manuals, and connects to the USB port of your PC with the supplied cable. Replacement cartridges are available from PC World, or you can pick them up cheap on ebay. Anyway, I have ...