Epson Stylus Photo R300

We all do it… at home, in the office, the library, college, university the list could goes on. (I hope you're not being one track minded!). So what exactly am I talking about? Of course if you have already read my title you will realise I'm giving you my spiel on the Epson R300 printer. Why? This device is invaluable to me. Because? I'm a student (oh no - not one of those!) but also I'm using the R300 in my work place. Why did I choose this printer? Sorry about my automatic assumptions about your next question!!! So the printer… well as noted above I needed a good printer due to the huge amount of work I have to ...  Read the complete review

Some would suggest that one of the first things you must do after buying a digital camera is to get yourself a photo quality printer to enable you to print out your own photographs at home. I would however advise that you think twice before making a purchase because printing your own photographs is far from being the most economical option. You will not only have to buy photo quality paper but also, after while, replace your highly inefficient colour cartridges. You will have to do this even if only one cartridge runs out, because the printer won't work unless all the cartridges are filled with ink. The Epson Stylus Photo R300 is one of the most wasteful and ...  Read the complete review

(I know some of you hate specifications but to be honest they are very important to the more technically minded among us in reviews) SPECS ---------- Description::: Epson Stylus Photo R300 - Printer - colour - ink-jet - Legal, Panoramic A2 - 5760 dpi x 1440 dpi - up to 15 ppm (mono) / up to 15 ppm (colour) Printer Type::: Personal printer - ink-jet - colour Max Media Size (Standard) Legal, Panoramic A2 Max Media Size (Custom) 216 mm (Legal) x 1117.6 mm Media Type:::: Envelopes, transparencies, greeting ...  Read the complete review

The Epson photo R300 printer has been made redundant by Epson so I am writing this review as a mark of respect to a once great machine but also to let anyone looking for a good photo printer know that there are still some of these going around at now great prices. The Epson R300 was one of the first of its kind, a photo printer that could print straight from the memory card so no need for a PC or laptop, simply slip your memory card into the appropriate memory card slot on the front of the printer and using the small LCD screen choose your options and print. Once attached to a computer or a laptop though you could make use of the bundled software ...  Read the complete review

I swore blind I?d never buy another Epson printer, after the last one lasted just past it?s warranty, and to be honest became a real pain in the lower regions long before that. Still, the temptation was too much, the price and features pulled me in once again to an Epson ? the R300. Unpacking As with all new products these days, there seems to be a tendency to stuff the box full of all sorts of bits and pieces, so when you first take a look inside it can look a bit daunting. However, a lot is just un-needed extras adding to the mountain of computer junk ending up in the landfill. You get the printer of course, snugly packed in polystyrene. You get a ...  Read the complete review