HP Officejet J4624 All-in-One

HP Officejet J4680 All-in-One

much more economical on ink HP Officejet. Just for reference I m using this printer with my 6 year old Windows XP PC. I paid around £80 for the Officejet from PC World in late 2008 and I ve had no problems and have found it satisfactory for my home needs. One of the selling points for me was that you can buy regular inks (either black or colour cartridges) in a standard size, or get the "XL" version which works out a much better deal. The regular black "901" is currently £16.64 at PC World, with the "901XL" £27.45, but you can find them slightly cheaper with free postage at the HP website. According to HP the page yield for the regular 901 ...

HP Officejet 4255

Hewlett Packard have always been a forefront company for business quality machines. I have been using the 4252 (there is no difference I can find) for 2 years now until I finally managed to break it. I have printed on paper, card and photo. I use it to scan in all of my charity work documents and duplicate them from the desktop as well as stand-alone. I have not been able to fault it except for two small niggling things. Firstly is the quality of paper it accepts. If your paper is quite heavy, now I am talking 250gsm quality, it is not brilliant. The paper feeds from the front which means that any heavy paper gets jammed in the rollers as it prepares. Unlike my ...

HP Officejet V45

The HP Officejet v45 is ideal for both workplaces and homes. It can fax, copy, scan single pieces of paper/single photos and print in black and white or colour. On normal print quality it will print around 8 pages a minute which is pretty good, the quality of printing is impressive. Pictures always come out looking great, especially on glossy paper. Scanning can be done quickly and easily too with good results, it's just a shame you can only do single sheets. The ink cartridges unfortunately don't seem to last all that long, with frequent use my black cartridge needs changing every 3 months or so. the colour cartridge less so but that is used less often. The ...