i currently own a photosmart 2575 all-in-one..i like the features it has...recommend 1 to me that has the same features
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I was asked to answer your question. The PH Photosmart 7510 is a photocentric printer. The set up is straight forward. Just follow the instructions as the printer presents them to you. It supports 8X10, 4X6 and 5X7 paper as well as envelops. It does copy but only has the capability to efax, what ever that is. The paper tray is small. If you want to print photos or copy documents, it is an excellent printer. The quality of the photo outputis as good as you will get from a photo lab. If you also want a printer that will answer and send faxes, I would suggest something more like the Officejet pro 8600. I have one of these as well and it works well. It is my every day printer. I hope this helps. I was asked to answer your question. The PH Photosmart 7510 is a photocentric printer. The set up is straight forward. Just follow the instructions as the printer presents them to you. It supports 8X10, 4X6 and 5X7 paper as well as envelops. It does copy but only has the capability to efax, what ever that is. The paper tray is small. If you want to print photos or copy documents, it is an excellent printer. The quality of the photo outputis as good as you will get from a photo lab. If you also want a printer that will answer and send faxes, I would suggest something more like the Officejet... » Read More I was asked to answer your question. The PH Photosmart 7510 is a photocentric printer. The set up is straight forward. Just follow the instructions as the printer presents them to you. It supports 8X10, 4X6 and 5X7 paper as well as envelops. It does copy but only has the capability to efax, what ever that is. The paper tray is small. If you want to print photos or copy documents, it is an excellent printer. The quality of the photo outputis as good as you will get from a photo lab. If you also want a printer that will answer and send faxes, I would suggest something more like the Officejet pro 8600. I have one of these as well and it works well. It is my every day printer. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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The 2575 is older and as such it supports older features. I didn't like the eFax on the HP 7510 but I do like the printer. The HP 7520 solves my fax issue by supporting normal fax. This printer is wireless which for me is great because it allows all my devices to print to it including my iPhone. If you need Ethernet connection look elsewhere but you may be best upgrading your router
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Sorry I forgot to mention that the Lexar Professional 1000x is a very good card but Lexar also makes a SD card which I use the Lexar Professional 600x which I would also highly recommend.
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I need a decent printer 3 in 1 under $100.00 Any suggestions ??jgreen523@cox.net
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I understand there is one on the Kodak website. The reviews I read cited the lack of a user manual as one of the negatives. I'll have to check out the "custom" mode.
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You could get away w/ ScanSnap ix1500, Mine takes a beating and does fine. The other more expensive units might not do any better. But pick the one that is the newest You really cannot go wrong with Fujitsu
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hp psc 2175 all-in-one It's an oldie but a goodie. I bought a "57" on line and it failed in less than a month of light to medium use. Had to replace it at the office supply store.
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I am looking at the V500 compared to the 4490. Any suggestions? The reviews all rave about the V500 for slides and negatives, which I too plan to scan, but I also have many old photos.
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Well being in the same boat as you. I have found out a couple of things about each of the printers. I own an older Epson, so most of the problems I have had have been Ink (drying/clogging) issues. So from the reviews that is still a problem with newer Epson, however If you print more than one picture a month it is probably not a problem. The Canon (again reading the reviews) seems to be very good, but has some quality issues (may break within a couple of weeks). That being said, I would still go with the Canon, only I would buy it from Best Buy with their electronics agreement (repair or replace with new). The Canon and Epson warranties will also repair or replace with a refurbished unit. My 2 pennies. Of course the Best Buy thing would work for the Epson as well.
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They Don't Really Recommend One. I Would Recommend The Canon Pixma Mg3520. It Copies, Print, & Scan Also You Can Connect Wirelessly With It With Wi-Fi But If You Need One With Fax, This Is Not The Model You Don't Want. By The Way Are You Thee Anne Hathaway?!? Lol.
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So far the best option is the fujitsu scansnap. Waiting for the price to come down a hair before I bite the bullet.
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Look at the HP 401dw, it's a down and dirty black and white printer. I used it in a part- time small business and it is fast and reliable.
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Actually I gave my wireless Canon Pixma MX340 away - As often as our internet goes down, being wireless & all, I couldn't use it when the internet was down, so I gave it away & opted for one that isn't wireless so I can still use it for photoshop. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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I also have a Canon and am not impressed with it. I just purchased the Sony W170 because I have a family member who used at Christmas. I was impressed with the size and ease of use. I will have to replace all my memory cards and batteries. I am not too upset about the batteries as my Canon Sureshot took about 5 pictures and died. I even bought an extra battery, same thing. I am excited about getting the camera. Should arrive by Jan 6th.
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The P340 is awesome! I am very happy with it. Compact,wifi and takes great pictures.
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I have not noticed any markedly less quality compared to the HP Photosmart scanners I had before, but it may not be quite as good as my dedicated Canon scanner. If scanning photos is your primary objective, I would not rely on the Epson WorkForce. I would get a dedicated scanner.
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i am also looking for a good indoor shooting digital...not slr, smallhow about the canon s95, the newest one?
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it depends on the resolution you want to scan - if you chose 1 before the best, it would scan about 4 photos per minute. they don't have to be the same size; the tray only takes about 10 photos / pages at a time though - otherwise the fujitsu S1500 may be a better choice (double the price...)