Replacement for Canon MP750

I have an MP750 that has been a good printer, but I think its
reliability is becoming a problem. I need a replacement combination
printer/copier/scanner.


I am looking for speed and reliability.
Only limited color photo printing
I would like to keep the cost below $250
I fill my own cartridges.
I would like to avoid the cartridges with chips unless they can be
worked around
I like the Canon line with the ability to see the ink level in the
cartridges
I would go for a color laser printer IF I thought they had good
reliability, reasonable ink cost and long time between changes of
cartridges.

Any suggestions?


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smlunatick
Thu May 08 08:50:38 PDT 2008

On May 8, 11:27=A0am, eganders <egand...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have an MP750 that has been a good printer, but I think its
> reliability is becoming a problem. =A0I need a replacement combination
> printer/copier/scanner.
>
> I am looking for speed and reliability.
> Only limited color photo printing
> I would like to keep the cost below $250
> I fill my own cartridges.
> I would like to avoid the cartridges with chips unless they can be
> worked around
> I like the Canon line with the ability to see the ink level in the
> cartridges
> I would go for a color laser printer IF I thought they had good
> reliability, reasonable ink cost and long time between changes of
> cartridges.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware

Wrong newsgroup since this is not related to Xp or Microsoft. Try
comp . periphs . printers

BigJim
Thu May 08 21:44:11 PDT 2008

how about an mp470 they work pretty good.
Less then a 100 dollars.
"eganders" <eganders@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:7f6f7573-3064-4606-8066-dbd2197f43ee@s50g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
>I have an MP750 that has been a good printer, but I think its
> reliability is becoming a problem. I need a replacement combination
> printer/copier/scanner.
>
>
> I am looking for speed and reliability.
> Only limited color photo printing
> I would like to keep the cost below $250
> I fill my own cartridges.
> I would like to avoid the cartridges with chips unless they can be
> worked around
> I like the Canon line with the ability to see the ink level in the
> cartridges
> I would go for a color laser printer IF I thought they had good
> reliability, reasonable ink cost and long time between changes of
> cartridges.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
> microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware