OK, so I'm in the market for a good entry-level inkjet printer.

I'm TIRED of the HP 2200 that I have. It's slow and spotty at best.

It used to be (Back in the 90s) that HP was the undisputed king of printers,

both laser and inkjets.

However, I'm assuming that times are changing, and since HP just posted

the most dismal financial statement ever, even lower than the already

uber pessimistic predictions, I'm guessing the days of guaranteed ink

cartridges being careed on, I'm guessing competitors may fill the void.

I'm not predicting that HP printers will go the way of Flash--Flash was

doomed technically as much as through company decisions. HP printers

were great--it was the management that was the problem.

Can you guys make any suggestions.

I'm interested in:

1. fair price

2. good quality

3. availability of replacement carteridges.

Check out epson.com

They're running some type of special right now.

You can get a decent "all-in-one" combo (print/copy/fax/scan) with wiFi capability for less than $200.

It DEPENDS on how MUCH you are GOING TO use CAPS.

I have noticed A serious TREND WITH you and YOUR CAPITALIZATION. It makes no SENSE.

AND LATELY, you've TAKEN to 1990's CaPiTaLiZiNG ONLY CERTAIN letteRs.

So in CONCLUSION, I'd like to SAY THAT it TAKES more INK to print capital LETTERS. Please CONSIDER THaT.

My Epsons have been very good to me. Just don't try to use any of those cheap, refurbished ink cartridges. They will mess your printer up. Epson charges damn near more for ink than the printer. But I can find awesome deals on eBay.

My Dad keeps buying these HP ones - F2280 right now, with built-in scanner. Always fuckin' up.

Fauxie said:

My Dad keeps buying these HP ones - F2280 right now, with built-in scanner. Always fuckin' up.

I had one HP printer.

Never again.