RIP Can someone answer me whether this is the Pro Edition which comes with the Colorburst Postscript RIP? Epson lists that version at $1,499 I believe, which is close to this price on Amazon.
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This is the Standard. Also a little FYI, The Colorburst RIP that comes with the Pro model only supports the additional ICC profiles of Epson media. If you want to use other papers its better to buy the RIP seperately
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The printer described here is the Standard. The rip model is 1495 at the epson site and is called the Professional Edition.
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if you have an epson,, i would recommend you give it to someone you don't like ... I went thru four epson's one and the three fatory replacements in four months..terrible custumer service... I now have a H.P. envy 5530 that is fantastic.. call the company store on line you will be much happier ,, I know i am....
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I am at a loss.... The picture is only of the Epson Color Cartridges, what black cartridges are you referring to? If memory serves, this set is only for the color cartridges.
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the lowest I've seen it has been $529 and now its back up to $ 719.00the crazy thing is the MSRP is $699 on the brother website. I love amazon but this is just weird. Anyone had luck refilling the toner on this thing? I'm looking for a cheaper refill than my lexmark C534
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I got one of these for my landlady who's ancient Ricoh laser stopped working. I myself have an HP Color LaserJet. The quality produced by her Epson is "better" than my LaserJet ... so much so that I've been considering replacing the LaserJet. Inkjet technology has come an awfully long way since it was first introduced.
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First off, the Epson uses 3 LCD, the BenQ uses DLP. I have heard people who are able to see the "rainbow effect" which DLP technology is inherit to. However, if most of the reviews say they do not notice this, then that is a null point. A plus for the BenQ is that it has a 12V DC out, used to trigger an automatic screen. This is an oversight on Epson's part, IMO. Epson uses an built-in RF generator to sync the 3D glasses. The BenQ should, but I did not see it advertised and I suggest confirmation before purchasing. I would not let the higher contrast ratio be much of a selling point, the Epson's blacks are very, very good. Lamp life and lamp cost would be a major determining factor to me. Epson's lamps are right around $100, some can be found cheaper, but they have mixed reviews. I do like BenQ's lamp modes when no input is detected, a minor plus. If the BenQ is extra quiet, that would be another plus in my book. The Epson is louder than expected, and in normal lamp mode, too loud for my installation directly above the viewing area. I believe you will be very happy with either of them, enjoy the big screen! BTW, 3D glasses can be found on Amazon for &lt;$30 which work perfectly fine, and are rechargeable!
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I just spoke with an Epson salesperson and he confirms that the 630 comes with the Extra high-capacity color cartridges and has for some time. His actual words were "it has ALWAYS come with the 127 cartridges" but I have have learned to take such info from salespeople with a grain of salt. I have forwarded Epson's current "What's in the Box" ink description to Amazon along with the Epson site link so we shall see if they update the info. FWIW, BH Photo also shows the 630 with the 127 cartridges but I haven't checked on any other sites.
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The ink cartridges cannot be refilled. As for the aftermarket ink cartridges, I can't say. We printed maybe five pages a month, and every time I went near this thing, I was replacing at least one ink cartridge @ about $15. We no longer print with it; use it as a scanner only. After my experience with this thing, I will never buy another Epson product. The irony here is this was a Consumer Reports Best Buy... They sure blew that one.Tom
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wtf is right. why is this going for almost 3x it's regular price? surely there is a new and improved version out there (which normally makes the price of the older model go DOWN). does anyone know?
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its new and it takes a Epson 277 plus u got to get the black separate , cost is around 60 plus now .
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I have an Epson...not sure which model..but it normally takes #98 or 99...And this one works great...much much cheaper than buying at store
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buy them from epson directly. every once in a while they will email you a discount code (like 10%) and offer free shipping.
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Epson Stylus NX125,purchased in 2010 at a back to school sale at Target for $29.99. I don't think it is still being produced although I have found some on Amazon for about $100. I don't know what model would have replaced it or what cartridges the replacement would take.
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I have an older Epson and was wanting to replace it for that very reason. I can't print anything when any color is out. So it says I need to replace the light blue and won't let me print anything until I do. Since I never use color, I'm guessing the blue just dried out. At any rate, I can't figure how to override that and just use black. Maybe it is just an Epson thing, as you said, to get us to buy more ink. I'm with you, I want to keep going until the ink fades and I can really see it is almost out.
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Is there a reason why your price is 299.00 when Brothers with all ink black and color with toner is only a 399.00 new in the box, I notice at one point you were providing the ink and now you are not. I guess my question is if your item is new should it come with all the items like the brothers?
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Oh ya. The epson is a fantastic projector. Have had mine for two years with over 5k hours and still works like new. Can't brag on it enough honestly.
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I just read that comboink.com has compatible cartridges @ 4.99 for each color. It would be nice to know before purchasing. It's insane to give what they ask for on ink cartridges. I order from comboink for my Epson and they work perfect for that model. My scanner light burn out on my Epson and I need to be able to scan and copy things.