Computer Inkjet Printers
Need information on computer inkjet printers? Find information on tons of printers. Inkjet printers are easy to find on the Internet especially with the convenient links we have provided within this website. How do you know if you are getting the right printer? Inkjet printers and every other kind of printer are evolving every year with newer and better features. Do your homework carefully to make sure that any functions you need are included even if you won’t need it until further down the line. Read a few of the reviews provided below.
HP DeskJet 995ck Printer
The HP DeskJet 995ck color inkjet printer makes it easy to print on the go with Bluetooth wireless technology enabled devices. Blue tooth devices can range from camera phones to PDAs using Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 or Palm 4.x OS and other mobile products. Easily print images, messaging, calendar items, and more. Built-in support for Bluetooth wireless technology means you can roam and print from up to 30 feet away with a wide range of Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled devices. Get vibrant photo-quality images at up to 2400 x 1200 dpi color on premium photo paper, plus laser-quality black. Printing is both fun and fast; up to 17 pages per minute in black, up to 13 in color. Convenience features such as paper-type sensor, long-lasting ink supplies, print-cancel.
Meet the little brother of this spring's Canon i9900, a medium-format photo printer that earned high marks for speedy performance and impressive print quality. Part of the newly announced line of Pixma photo printers, the Canon iP8500 brings a couple of new features to the table and looks to live up to its big brother's good reputation.
Upside: Like the i9900, the Pixma iP8500 uses eight dye-based color primaries--cyan, magenta, yellow, photo cyan, photo magenta, black, red, and green--dubbed the ChromaPlus ink system, so we expect the iP8500's output to look just as good. The inks are also unbelievably cheap; based on Canon's capacity ratings, we estimate that the ink cost of an 8x10 photo is only 14 cents. Further, the i9900 was fast, and we're counting on the iP8500 to come in with similarly speedy times. You'll also find all the new Pixma features, such as dual paper trays, autoduplexing (Canon plans to introduce dual-sided photo paper), and higher paper-input capacity (300 sheets).
Downside: The inks may be cheap, but Canon makes up the cost difference in paper. A pack of 15 8.5x11 sheets of Canon's best-quality photo paper, Photo Paper Pro, costs $13.95. Photographers concerned about print longevity may shy away from Canon's dye-based inks since pigment-based ones have generally proven more fade-resistant.
Outlook: Given that this printer inherited the i9900's ink set and printhead technology, we expect the Canon Pixma iP8500 ($349.99) to do well in both performance and print-quality tests. We'll study its prints once it ships this fall. http://reviews.cnet.com/Canon_Pixma_iP8500/4505-3156_7-31091257-2.html?tag=top
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