Advantages: cheap price Disadvantages: cost to run
This is currently one of the cheapest inkjet printers around and can currently be bought for £40 pounds online. We paid £55.00 for our printer which I still think is quite a reasonable price to pay. The reason why we bought the printer was because our old ...
Jennster85 19.01.2012 ·Read full review
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Review of HP Deskjet 3000
Advantages: Easy to set up, decent speed Disadvantages: Noisy and annoying paper arm for printed sheets
In 2004 I left university and started a graduate training scheme. We were all loaned laptops and printers, to help us complete the assignments that formed part of our ongoing academic training, and when we finished in 2006 we were offered the option to bu ...
zoe_page 14.07.2011 ·Read full review
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Review of HP Deskjet 5150
Advantages: Quiet, good qualtiy, faster than average Disadvantages: CD checks many things on PC before allowing driver install
This is an ace new all rounder that won't leave you skint or dreading the ink running out. <Geeky bit>
Main Specs
Product Description HP DeskJet 5150 - printer - colour - ink-jet
Printer Type - Personal printer - ink-jet - colour
Max Media S ...
Kezzalea 16.01.2004 ·Read full review
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Review of HP Deskjet 5150
Advantages: easy to install, easy to use, quick to print, top quality, Disadvantages: None
My Mum bought me a PC for christmas a good few years back, and it came with the Hewlett Packard Deskjet 5150 printer. I didn't really know much about printers at the time, I still don't really, but I was glad to have a printer and I thought this one looke ...
Advantages: Speedy printer, quiet for an inkjet, cheap(ish) cartridges Disadvantages: Print quality deteriorates with heavy use
We have recently had this printer installed in our office due to the large amount of picture printing we have been doing recently. --But how does it look?--
From an aesthetic point of view the printer looks (as a colleague calls it) “positively sexy” ...
