Epson Artisan 800 Printer Unleash your creativity with the new Artisan 800. This sophisticated yet simple all-in-one masterfully combines the world of style and technology. This premier product will empower you to make your personal and business projects rise above the rest. The master among ink jet all-in-ones the Artisan 800 offers power and performance that’s matched only by its sleek and chic appearance. Not only does it fax stacks of documents and produce stunning Hi-Definition prints at ultra fast speeds this innovative all-in-one allows you to add a personal touch to your creative projects. And with wireless networking you can print from anywhere in your home or office. Bring your imagination to life with a full cast of innovative features — print professional quality CDs create personalized note paper and get photos that look their very best automatically. With two paper trays an intuitive touch panel and built-in Auto Document Feeder you no longer need

• Satisfaction Ensured


• Design is stylish and innovative.


• Functionality that is Unbeatable.

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Epson Artisan 725 Color Ink Jet All-in-One |Print|Copy|Scan|Photo|Wi-Fi

• Ultra Hi-Definition prints from the world's fastest 4" x 6" photo printer1 - brilliant 4" x 6" photos in as fast as 10 seconds?; DX5 MicroPiezo technology provides the finest color and detail without sacrificing speed


• Built-in wireless and Ethernet networking - built-in wireless (Wi-Fi CERTIFIED n)2 and wired networking; print scan and access memory card slots3 from any room in the house


• One-of-a-kind projects - easily create coloring books personal note paper invitations and greeting cards using your own photos


• Results ready to share - lab quality photos are smudge scratch water and fade resistant


• PC-free photo printing - easy-to-use touch panel with 2.5" LCD

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EPSON Artisan 710 Print/Copy/Scan/Photo/Wi-Fi

• Unbeatable quality and speed - Ultra HD 4x6 photos in as fast as 10 seconds.


• Automatic 2-sided printing and 2 paper trays


• Restore color to old faded photos


• Easily charge a cell phone or MP3 player without tying up an additional outlet.


• Print directly onto CDs/DVDs

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Bring your imagination to life with the Artisan 50 from Epson. This compact and stylish printer ignites all your creative inspirations. Print Ultra Hi-Definition photos with amazing richness depth and clarity. Print your own images and text onto CDs and DVDs. Create colorful greeting cards with ease. Print documents e-mails and itineraries quickly and easily. Get maximum print speeds up to 38 ppm color and laser quality speeds of 5 ppm color. An affordable high performance ink jet the Artisan 50 is ideal for all your photos and everyday projects.

• Ultra Hi-Definition prints ¿ Claria 6-color ink for images with richness depth and clarity; great for photos and everyday printing


• Professional looking CDs/DVDs ¿ print right onto ink jet printable CDs/DVDs (software included)


• Individual ink cartridges ¿ replace only the color you need


• Better than lab quality photos ¿ photos are smudge scratch water and fade resistant


• Fast print speeds ¿ maximum speed up to 38 ppm color laser quality speeds of 5 ppm color; photos in as fast as 11 sec

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EPSON Artisan 810 Print/Copy/Scan/Fax/Photo/Wi-Fi

• Brilliant 7.8-Inch touch panel


• WiFi & Ethernet networking built-in


• Unbeatable quality & speed


• Color fax and 30 page Auto Document Feeder


• Easily charge a cell phone or MP3 player without tying up an additional outlet.

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Side by side with Canon

I read review after review debating which printer I should buy for mostly photo reproduction. While not wanting to go to the large size photo dedicated pro version....I wanted to stay under $200. It came down to the Canon Mp640 and the Epson Artisan 710. Reviewers were pretty much split between the two as positive and negative...What to do? Both have very similar features...wirless scan etc..neither of which had much to do with my decision. I finally just decided to take my SD card and have each printer print two or three of the same pic. I started with the Canon and the print menu was easy and the print speed was great. The pics were very good but at side angle had a bit of a hazy quality. Uploaded the same images to the Epson....there was no comparison photo lab quality through and through. There were areas of one image that were dark and undifined in the Canon print but were detailed and exposed well in the Epson.

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Epson Artisan 50

This is my first Epson printer. I've always owned HP but I was particularly interested in being able to print CD/DVD labels. I've owned this printer now for a couple of days and am totally pleased. The directions for getting started were easy and I was able to begin use immediately. The quality of the labels are excellent good color looks professional and it prints quickly. I am not one to usually review products but this one I found well worth the money value and am happy that I made the purchase. The only thing I'd change would be for the software that comes with the CD/DVD printer format I wish it did more but I find it sufficient. I'd definitely recommend. Does well with documents as well.\

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Almost Perfect!

When I saw the opportunity to review this Epson 810 All-in-One through the Amazon Vine program I jumped at it. I've used All-in-ones for almost ten years sampling a variety of printers from HP Canon Brother etc. I find this printer excels in a number of areas and fails in only one.



Here's my take on it:



PROS:



1. Print quality is as good as Epson claims. Whether these prints will actually last four times longer than drugstore prints is still up for grabs -- who has years to check out this claim? Nevertheless the text and photos are very nice indeed.



2. Although I may never use it again the coloring book feature is fun. For families with small children I'm sure this feature will be appreciated.



3. Being able to charge up my mp3 player from the port on the front of the printer is a nice little extra. Anytime I can avoid powering up the computer for such a small task I'm happy. And now I have a quick way to do that.



4. I love the bright easy to read control panel. The menu will easily take you where you need to go such as a quick check of ink levels (again without powering up the computer).



5. Ink usage appears to be very conservative. I've gone through a ream of paper without exhausting the standard (not high capacity) black cartridge.



6. This printer actually can use recycled paper. Over the years I've been limited in my paper to 24 lb paper as 20 recycled paper caused repeated jams with my other printers. This feature alone will mean a reduction in my paper bills.



7. The printer includes an automatic duplexer. You do have to setup this function on printer preferences but I enjoy using fewer sheets.



8. Included in the box was a single printable dvd. I tried making a color label and it looks great. I'll be buying printable CDs and DVDs just for the pleasure of having nice looking disks.



9. The printer itself is good-looking and fits in well with the other equipment on my desk. No reason a printer should be ugly is there?



CONS:



The scanner works only through a USB connection to my computer although you can save a scan to a memory card. Why is that? Is there something special about wireless that prevents sending a scan to a computer?



UNKNOWN:



I have not used the fax because my VOIP phone service does not currently support faxing.



Overall I'm a delighted user. This is a good printer for a family network.



Four stars!



UPDATE: November 25 2009



I reinstalled the software using the software downloaded from Epson. Voila! Epson Scan now appears on my desktop and my problem is solved. If it were possible to change the number of stars I would now award this printer five stars!



UPDATE: December 1 2009



Here's the trick. You must start the Epson Scan from your computer rather than from the printer (where you'll be standing when you put the photo on the scanner). Then you'll be able to receive the scan on your computer and without hitching it up to the printer directly.More detail ...