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by - written on 01/04/01 (Very useful, 342 readings)
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Epson Stylus Color 880 An quality inkjet printer manufactured by the renown Epson compamy. Photo capabilities printing up to 2880 dpi(Dots per inch) Three colour cartridge and separate black. Connects to USB or Parallel port. High speed and effective. Costs £129 and available in Curry’s, PC world, and other outlets. Required computer specifications for Windows 95/98, CD Rom drive Pentium processor 32MB ram 50mb hard drive space Parallel port For Windows2000 CD Rom drive Pentium 133 or higher 64 MB ram 100mb hard drive space Parallel/USB port Our elderly Epson 850 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/05/01 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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The Epson Stylus Color 880 is the big brother to Epson's other similar offering - the Stylus COlor 680. For the few extra pounds(around £40 more) you get a more conventional looking, faster, more economical printer with increased ink capacity in the black cartridge - well worth it in my opinion, especially in the long run when this printer will worth out cheaper than the 680. The printer is the conventional rectangular, cream coloured machine with a smoked lift up lid to access to business end of the proceedings. Twin print heads present themselves for inspection upon lifting of this lid - one for colour cartridge and one for the black cartridge which holds ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/05/01 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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Looks a bit plain and old fashioned in it 760 shape - but looks deceive. This printer is cost efective - especially when generic cartridges can be obtained for as little as £2.40. Pros: Very quiet, almost as fast on colour graphics as black and white, easy to use with cartridge level display and tray indicator software, excellent photo quality, efficient paper feed, incredibly cheap to run. Cons: space wasting and feeble paper support, elderly shape, slow to reset when turned on, hidden settings for 2880 dot printing, slow @ 2880 dots, no second feed facility for custom paper, integral transformer takes up rear space - increasing footprint, driver ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/03/01 (Useful, 129 readings)
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As soon I got this printer, I enjoyed using it straight away. The printout quality is first class - crisp black and colour on standard paper. The cartridges last an extremely long time, although the printer driver nomally tells you to change the cartridge way before it is actually empty, so just ignore this. The printer driver is very user friendly and easy to use, although sometimes it is a bit of a pain when installing. I have had no problems using parallel, but since i've started using USB, it seems like it gets errors all of the time, but USB printing is much faster, and maybe it's just my cable. The print quality is fantastic, 2880dpi x ... Read the complete review
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