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OK, imagine you just came across 900 bucks, only stipulation, you had to spend it on a printer.
Which one would it be?
Which one would it be?
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No question in my mind
That's easy, the one I've got--Epson 1280.
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I'd go for the Epson 2200. I have the 2000 but I like what the newest model offers in seperate color cartridges.
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Epson 2200...and would have money to spare for extra paper and ink!Comment
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Probably the Epson 2200 but I'm very happy my 1270.Comment
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Either a 1280 or 2200 Epson. Or...use it as a down payment on a used but good condition Scitex type unit....TomComment
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