What about a Brother Innovis 2500D?
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The way this works is that you remove the top cover of the machine and insert this in the slots where the top cover was attached. I couldn't tell from pictures of this machine online, but if your top cover can be removed, this will probably work.
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Here's another "thank you" for the information. I just received my new Brother MFC-9840CDW and bought the recommended SODIMM from OEMPCWorld. Everything worked fine, right out of the box. Fantastic!
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I don't see why not; I purchased this to use in my brother innovis machine.
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Thats debatable, though they do offer a good value in b&w; laser multifunctions. Some of their software has been dodgy, but thats been the case for others as well, especially HP. Its a crap shoot with anything these days. Buy from somewhere that will take returns (not very common for printers) or wait until unbiased reviews are available.FYI, HP also has new machines just released. They are more $$ than Brother but thought you should know. Look at the higher end 3390 or the entry level 3055 or 3052 if you don't need fax.
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Your best bet is to buy a Brother MFC7860DW. I pushed my HP printer off a cliff a while ago...Never again.
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I have the brother PE 700 and Letter It. They are great together. I use the PES format. I would guess that the PE 770 does also. Letter It actually is compatible with about a dozen or more formats, so it should work for you. You can also check the Amazing Designs website. They may have more information regarding the compatibility of their software.
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A new one would be 2,500. I had hoped a compatible would come close. It did not. Furthermore, it lacks something for the printer to accept it. From day one the printer said replace cartridge. Also, copies always dirty. New one from Brother solved all these issues.
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Truthfully I cannot answer the question. I would suggest calling someone that sells the Brother products and ask them to be sure. Hope this helps
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I use my Sizzix Big shot. but I believe it is compatible with other systems. You would need some sort of die cut machine.
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In case your still reading this thread I have both the Innotab and Innotab2. You are best off to get a 32gb card right off the bat for either product. Also I have the Innotab 1 and contrary to other users my has gone through the paces of mod to heavy use for a year and a half with no issues except missing stylus. As far as the Wiggles DVD's there are videos on youtube on how to convert DVDs using Freemake to avi format and then loading on card then to innotab. Has worked for 95% of my Disney collection. IMHO Innotab PLUS rough and tumble dvd player = win, win. Games are personal pref. but for DVD viewing both work exactly the same. and each movie at 1 hour as about = 1 gb more or less. Hope this helps. In case your still reading this thread I have both the Innotab and Innotab2. You are best off to get a 32gb card right off the bat for either product. Also I have the Innotab 1 and contrary to other users my has gone through the paces of mod to heavy use for a year and a half with no issues except missing stylus. As far as the Wiggles DVD's there are videos on youtube on how to convert DVDs using Freemake to avi format and then loading on card then to innotab. Has worked for 95% of my Disney collection. IMHO Innotab PLUS rough and tumble dvd player = win, win. Games are personal pref. but... » Read More In case your still reading this thread I have both the Innotab and Innotab2. You are best off to get a 32gb card right off the bat for either product. Also I have the Innotab 1 and contrary to other users my has gone through the paces of mod to heavy use for a year and a half with no issues except missing stylus. As far as the Wiggles DVD's there are videos on youtube on how to convert DVDs using Freemake to avi format and then loading on card then to innotab. Has worked for 95% of my Disney collection. IMHO Innotab PLUS rough and tumble dvd player = win, win. Games are personal pref. but for DVD viewing both work exactly the same. and each movie at 1 hour as about = 1 gb more or less. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Does your machine have a snap on foot? I used it on my Elna and it was fine. I don't know the Brother machine..
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Try going to the Brother website. You should be able to find those items there, if they are sold separately.
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Very. There are two different drivers you can use, one is built in to the OS (CUPS Driver, if that means anything to you, if not, it's not important); the other, downloadable from Brother directly. The driver from Brother may work better in terms of duplexing from some programs, but either is sufficient for all tasks. Brother also has supported Macs for as long as I can remember, and were quick to get updated drivers at every OS upgrade as well. For Macs, I believe Brother probably has the best support of all the major printer manufacturers. EDIT: Just saw the price (689 as of 2/17/14), there are other available models that will also be compatible, and $400 cheaper.
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Very. There are two different drivers you can use, one is built in to the OS (CUPS Driver, if that means anything to you, if not, it's not important); the other, downloadable from Brother directly. The driver from Brother may work better in terms of duplexing from some programs, but either is sufficient for all tasks. Brother also has supported Macs for as long as I can remember, and were quick to get updated drivers at every OS upgrade as well. For Macs, I believe Brother probably has the best support of all the major printer manufacturers. EDIT: Just saw the price (689 as of 2/17/14), there are other available models that will also be compatible, and $400 cheaper. Very. There are two different drivers you can use, one is built in to the OS (CUPS Driver, if that means anything to you, if not, it's not important); the other, downloadable from Brother directly. The driver from Brother may work better in terms of duplexing from some programs, but either is sufficient for all tasks. Brother also has supported Macs for as long as I can remember, and were quick to get updated drivers at every OS upgrade as well. For Macs, I believe Brother probably has the best support of all the major printer manufacturers. EDIT: Just saw the price (689 as of 2/17/14),... » Read More Very. There are two different drivers you can use, one is built in to the OS (CUPS Driver, if that means anything to you, if not, it's not important); the other, downloadable from Brother directly. The driver from Brother may work better in terms of duplexing from some programs, but either is sufficient for all tasks. Brother also has supported Macs for as long as I can remember, and were quick to get updated drivers at every OS upgrade as well. For Macs, I believe Brother probably has the best support of all the major printer manufacturers. EDIT: Just saw the price (689 as of 2/17/14), there are other available models that will also be compatible, and $400 cheaper. « Show Less
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not many...i hated that scanner. Check out the Brother Image Center ADS 2000. It works well and can do multiple pages.
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Integrated 2500 hd, which is a little low. now there intel integrated 5000 graphics.
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Brother is an international company. It has been successful in hundreds of countries all over the world. I know it was developed in Japan, but as to where it is manufactured I could not say. I make tutorial videos for it on YouTube with over 1,300 subscribers to date. I can assure you it has most of the features you would expect for good commercial software. And No, I do not work for Brother.