Xerox 6115MFP/N

Advantages: quality,cost,features
Disadvantages: size,print head replacement

...Well just under 2 years ago I upgraded my PC and decided I needed a decent printer to go with it.I ended up in PC World and bought the Xerox Workcentre M940.After shopping around and listening to others the old problem of the colour cart being thrown away because one of the three colours had run out,well I didnt want to waste the remaining ink in the other 2 so I thought hard about it.I also didn`t have a scanner so this printer was a scanner,copier,fax,printer all in one.A the time it cost me £149 and all the coloured inks are in seperate carts!Black costs £16.99 and the three colours cost £11.99 each. The box contained my all in one plus:- cd rom software warranty,getting started book and reference guide 4 ink cartridges 2 printheads a power cord paper input tray paper output tray and a USB cable(normally seperate... Read review

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Advantages: Good quality for a cheaper printer, fairly compact, combined printer & scan, quick
Disadvantages: none, except got to buy the cable to hook it up to your PC seperately.

...Ever since the late 1980's when I got my first computer (a cousin's cast off Sinclair ZX Spectrum after he switched to AMIGA instead), I always wanted a printer when looking at the accessories advertised in the back of "Your Sinclair" magazine. I finally got one around September / October / November 2000, a year after I bought my first ever PC & Monitor. It was a Xerox Docuprint C8, I think an end of line product CURRYS in Scarborough were flogging off for £50. This printer lasted me right through until Friday 16th February 2007, when I was about to print off a letter to my Prison Penpal in California before lunch. I hit the print button in MS WordPad, and sweet-F/A happened. The low ink warning light had quit flashing, and the printer didn't try to "prime the printhead" as I believe the manufacturer's instruction refer to it when... Read review

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Advantages: Great Multi functional Machine
Disadvantages: Slow and tedious printing.

...fit on any computer shelf with ease. It’s defiantly worth a look! For the more experienced computer user, the Lexmark leaves much to question. With such a slow and hideous noised printing, the operator will become pretty agitated pretty quick. Be warned this printer is not your office Xerox! On the other hand, all printers make a noise and if the railway stations your scene, for you it’s a must!! To reinforce my earlier comment, it must be said the Lexmark’s biggest disadvantage is its speed. Speed is an important factor in the IT industry and all you IT whiz kids will be disappointed in the X1150’S snails pace. Not forgetting the small issue of the cartridges! The machine eats your print cartridges pretty quick – take note hardcore printer users, be certain to extend your overdrafts! Although the cartridges are not the most... Read review

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