If you have the room go for the Epson 3800 Pro which is an excellent A3 and 
A3 + printer, but can handle cut paper and card up to A2.

There are very competitive prices out there if you shop around, and the 
printer comes fully charged with inks, each cartridge holding 80ml - 
although the intitial outlay maybe more than you would like, the cost per 
print drops dramatically. It is brilliant photo printer for both colour and 
black and white. ...and if think this, I do not work for Epson or any of 
their resellers.




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From: "Tony Beckett" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 6:49 AM
Subject: [PCBUILD] A3 Colour Printer


> A3 colour printers (for printing double the size of a
> standard piece of office paper) don't get reviewed in the
> PC magazines.
>
> I wonder if anyone on the list is prepared to recommend
> one? I am concerned about running costs more than initial
> outlay and it is for printing specialist maps not personal
> photographs.
>
> Tony
> Rutland, Uk
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