Printers > Inkjet Printers > 1200 dpi

Advantages: Great quality
Disadvantages: Slow, high cost

...printer in question was the HP OfficeJet K7100. It retails around £190 and was of far higher quality than the other school printers. My experience I was printing one black and white sheet of guitar tablature. There was not a lot of printing to be done and i expected it to be out by the time reached the printer. This, however, was not the case. It didn't take too long but for what i was printing i thought it was a while. (It took around 40 seconds). ...
...plain sheet, but from past experience i know it can print in very good quality. A full colour sheet will come out in great detail and it can print photographs in great detail too. The only thing i will say was that it was a little smudged. Whether that was me or not i am not sure. It cost me 5p for a black and white sheet, although this was through the school. The real cost is listed below. I was very happy with my Media practical, a music magazine, ... Read review

Advantages: Compact, Reliable, Easy to move around
Disadvantages: Only use for personal or home use

...a standard job. Being HP I havent had any major problems, and it was easy to set up to laptop and another home computer. The model is standard but this printer is always reliable and with 16ppm you are not always waiting around for prints if you are on the move. Overall a sound printer. ... Read review

Advantages: Reasonable printing costs, quick print speed, very good quality in both colour and B/W
Disadvantages: It could be smaller

The HP Officejet Pro K5400 costs about £80 (it depends where you get it from) and its marketing point is that it is supposed to be the world's fastest desktop printer for business color. I'n not quite sure what the differnce between business colour and other sorts of colour are, but hey, who's worrying! It's a good machine to have if you want a reasonable nod towards a colour laser printer, but don't actually want the expense and desk space of owning ...
...It works really well with HP photo paper (I've done a separate review of that if anyone is interested). It prints in 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution in black and white and 4800 x 1200 dpi resolution in colour. In terms of desk space, it's about average - I find all HP printers quite bulky, but it sits nicely on top of a filing cabinet. Printing costs are not bad. You have black and colour cartridges and standard refills cost about £17 each. That's quite ... Read review

Advantages: Good quality printing, looks great, great connectivity
Disadvantages: Slow wireless, bulky

...get this level of quality, HP have had to compromise on size and weight. A hefty 6.4kg, and measuring 36.7 cm deep means most people will have to take advantage of the wireless capabilities and place it away from their computer. HP have done well offering a wide range of connectivity options - WiFi, USB and ethernet results in a printer that can be used in both homes and businesses. At home, I have set the printer up for wireless printing. The process ...
...if you shop around for HP ink you can find some bargains. At this point I must mention the slow wireless connection times I notice when printing. After sending the print job, it can take up to 20 seconds for the 6980 to begin printing (802.11G standard wireless). This may be an isolated incident, but it has been occuring ever since my installation. The printer accepts a wide range of media, and this means its easy to print your envelopes, labels, ... Read review

Advantages: Good printing speed
Disadvantages: paper jams occasionally

The HP Deskjet D4260 printer... a stylish looking black and silver design. This printer cost me £30, and have to say, it is definately worth the money! The printer has something which is different, the paper goes in the bottom,. and printers in a circular motion, as apposed to putting the paper in the top, and expecting it to come out the bottom. Another positive factor about this printer, is the fact that the printer comes with 2 inks, which ...
...printer, there is a few downsides. Firstly, as explained above, as the paper goes in a circular motion, it tends to jam a few times, and paper gets stuck- don't worry, it is very easy to remove the paper. Also, with other printers in my area, the cable required to connect the printer to the PC is not included. So, for me, £30 + the cost of the cable to connect to the computer, for a printer of this quality is worth it, and I definately would recommend ... Read review