Which printer shall i buy, please help, i want good quality scan? - canon printer grayscale
Really confusing to buy the printer, scanning resoultion worried. I want to scan a good quality. Lexmark said that the 600 dpi x 1200, so that the poor sound quality?
The fee is 16 / 8 bit, emits sounds of inferior quality?
Lexmark X2550 All-In-One Printer
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Scan Resolution 600 x 12ppi.
36-bit color 12-bit grayscale.
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Canon MP170 All-In-One Printer
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1200 x 2400 dpi scan resolution.
16 / 8 bit depth
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Canon Printer Grayscale Which Printer Shall I Buy, Please Help, I Want Good Quality Scan?
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Lexmark X2550 is the best, is 600x12 pixels per inch, which is very good, the depth of 36 bits, which is the depth of the image, the more bits, more detailed, the other is 1200x2400 dots per inch, which is also very good, but 16-bit, and it would be for the Lexmark.
At the moment I have a Canon Pixma MP600, Canon seems to have faster speed when printing.
The maximum scan resolution is 2400 x 4800 dpi, which is as big as this printer is only about 100 pounds
As the scan speed, it takes about 10 seconds scanning an A4 sheet of A4 paper. There are many other printers from Canon, to the extent that you respect WTH taxes, it should go
The MP600 has a built-in memory card readers can use to view photos on your PC, PictBridge compatible, which means that you have a digital camera with PictBridge Compatiable she has a small screen clean copy, use a scroller directly onto CDs a ribbon of paper, which means they can not play the part that gives it a nice appearance to print, you print the cover of paper orf, the lid opens automatically, you can use as a standalone printer, you can clean the nozzle, etc., without your PC, you can dial directly to a CD to a blank CD-tried case, I worked Andite large. At a cost of £ 120 mark - € 120, this is a great printer, you will probabaly a better printer than this in this price range.
Optical Resolution
the number of pixels per inch of the image sensor, the scanner included. The higher the optical resolution, the more detail that can capture the image. The resolution itself is worthy of note is the optical resoltuion
Ordinary Resolution:
The number of pixels that fit into one inch.
I think that the normal resolution and optical resolution is the same thinNo, I think the term "resolution" for the monitor and the term "optical resolution is used," is used for scanners.
Therefore, I would hope for a Canon, I wish him good luck in the election of the printer.
Go for the Canon .... or better yet, try an Epson printer. Lexmark is a lot more in the long-term costs, because the price of ink cartridges.
Ok. Well, no matter what the manufacturers. or Dell, Epson, Canon, Lexmark, etc.. 1 u get everything you want. U need to think about it, or to request either an inkjet or laser printer to get. especially if you want to print or normal, to an inkjet printer, but if u want to print the same print quality, I mean, well, have a laser printer, laser printers, however, are very expensive to buy otherwise, but both U ink is too expensive, depending on the height of the U will be printed.
I would not go, the Lexmark, which is my person .. they charge too much for the printer. Ink and make money
thats the thing with them, printers at affordable prices (if there) to the support that they were anything but good.
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Cheap www.ebuyer.co.uk can read there.
Not the initial cost of the printer. But the ink thats better more expensive for the printer when the cost of ink is less expensive later.
I use 1 .. 2-laser printer, very inexpensive to print text and inkjet quality for photos. if I have a mix I just made the text section of the laser and feed the paper through the ink-jet, once the photo .. yer breath is long, but could save much money.
Ive got a Lexmark 1200 and the quality is excellent! for years and never gave me any problems
Google buy the rest later, Canon
I would say that Lexmark has on paper the best capabilities of color in the race, but especially on the DPI = dots per inch of the tax is twice as effective as Lexmark
would also improve the color, because it double the amount of detail to go through the gun
Personally I wouldnt go well for ID cartridges Epson, Lexmark and Canon, both are expensive
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