Hi

I think that Canon has just brought out a printer that uses separate cartridges
instead of the usual 2.

Personally I reccommend either Epson or Canon they are both exeptionaly good
printers. Why aren't you keen to get the new 6colour printers, their only
disadvantage is that they arean't as good on text as the 4colour tho this may
just be an epson fault, as now the text looks like its from an ink-jet instead
of a laser, but thats something you can probably manage without :-)

For quality HP and Lexmark suck, unless you buy the absolute TOP of the range
even then its only so-so

Cheers
Kevin Hains
Cape Town
South Africa
Http://user.lia.net/hains/js2main.htm
Http://www.ct.lia.net
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>I'm looking at buying a new printer. I do a lot of amateur graphics work at
>home so quality is important. I'm not sure I want to commit to six color or
>not, though. I'm also considering something that's wide format like a Canon
>5000 or Epson 1520. The one thing that bothers me is that none of the new
>printers seem to have seperate ink cartridges. (i.e. each color in it's own
>cartridge not just black and color seperated). My last printer was a Canon
>600 and I loved it. But, alas, 360 dpi just isn't cutting it anymore.
>So, does anyone out there know of any printers that still have seperate
>cartridges? Any recomendations? And last of all, if I end up with a printer
>that has multiple colors in one cartidge, are their any particularly hard to
>refill that I should avoid?
>--
>Adam Gonsman

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