Quick question, hopefully quick answer.

I have to ge get a new vacuum cleaner on HP, ours has come to the ned of
it's useful life. I am going to get a printer/scanner multi-function thingy
at the same time.

Suggestions please? Price of consumables important, seperate ink tanks
desirable, picture quality fairly imporatnt.

Thanks in advance, going shopping in a couple of hours. I don't remember a
recent PC World comparision to refer to.

Cheers,

 

HP a vacuum cleaner???? Please......

 

HP a vacuum cleaner???? Please......

 

Thanks for the constructive advice dickwad. If I had the cash do you think
I'd be putting it on HP? I'm an invalid, on a benefit. I had a porkchop for
Xmas dinner because they were on special. Luckilly I have a Standard and
Poors A+/strong credit rating as I always pay my bills, even if it means no
food that week.

Why bother even replying you smug prick?

 

Thanks for the constructive advice dickwad. If I had the cash do you think
I'd be putting it on HP? I'm an invalid, on a benefit. I had a porkchop for
Xmas dinner because they were on special. Luckilly I have a Standard and
Poors A+/strong credit rating as I always pay my bills, even if it means no
food that week.

Why bother even replying you smug prick?

 

You do no need guys like that misfit, some ignoramious who has no life.
sorry to hear about you situation, hope things will get better in the new
year..all the best

cheers

 

You do no need guys like that misfit, some ignoramious who has no life.
sorry to hear about you situation, hope things will get better in the new
year..all the best

cheers

 

errr, whats wrong with that?

never been in the situation where you have no cash, but can afford 18
months intrest free, no payments for 12 months?

 

errr, whats wrong with that?

never been in the situation where you have no cash, but can afford 18
months intrest free, no payments for 12 months?

 

Thanks dude.

Still, nobody seems to be on-line with experience of these multi-function
things. I'd love to be able to get rid of the 10-year old SCSI scanner I
currently use and my printer is out of ink and it will cost $150 for ink
alone. I figured if I'm signing an HP agreement I might as well make it
worthwhile, kill two birds with one stone. Only pay one booking fee.

 

Thanks dude.

Still, nobody seems to be on-line with experience of these multi-function
things. I'd love to be able to get rid of the 10-year old SCSI scanner I
currently use and my printer is out of ink and it will cost $150 for ink
alone. I figured if I'm signing an HP agreement I might as well make it
worthwhile, kill two birds with one stone. Only pay one booking fee.

 

Multifunctions - scanner and printers are usually less dpi than a single
unit. The multifunctions were tested a year ago in consumer, but have
all got a lot better since then.

I do not own one, but know of several people that do - all are happy
with them.

The HP one was a ^&*%^& to install.

The vaccum cleaner, been there, done that this year. The expensive
tellus died after 21 years. I looked at heaps and heaps, also wanting
to save every cent I could - I have severe arthritis, but also needed
something I could manage.

The cheap versus the expensive - I went for a Meile, small medium sized
one, hoping that when I need to replace it, I may have more money.
Consumer also recommended all Meiles. I am more than happy with it.

I probably don't need to worry heaps about another one - on top of
everything else I have had to try and live with, I just been told that I
have leukaemia!

 

Multifunctions - scanner and printers are usually less dpi than a single
unit. The multifunctions were tested a year ago in consumer, but have
all got a lot better since then.

I do not own one, but know of several people that do - all are happy
with them.

The HP one was a ^&*%^& to install.

The vaccum cleaner, been there, done that this year. The expensive
tellus died after 21 years. I looked at heaps and heaps, also wanting
to save every cent I could - I have severe arthritis, but also needed
something I could manage.

The cheap versus the expensive - I went for a Meile, small medium sized
one, hoping that when I need to replace it, I may have more money.
Consumer also recommended all Meiles. I am more than happy with it.

I probably don't need to worry heaps about another one - on top of
everything else I have had to try and live with, I just been told that I
have leukaemia!

 

wow, pain in the arse.

 

wow, pain in the arse.

 

Ok, thanks for that. I have an HP printer and it's been expensive for
consumables. I'd rather avoid them in future. I was thinking maybe Epson but
I know nothing about them. A lot of it depends on what the store has really.

Sorry to hear about your arthritis. My old vacuum cleaner is an old
Electrolux, maybe 25 years old. The thing still works fine, it's just the
plastic fittings where the hose attaches are broken. I've used tape on it
and bodged it up several times over the years but it's had it now. I hate to
get rid of it, it still sucks just fine and is fairly quiet.

Thanks for that, I was thinking Nilfisk but don't get Consumer and don't
really know a lot about vacuum cleaners.

Bugger! Really sorry to hear that. Life sure does throw you some curly ones
sometimes huh? Best of luck.

Cheers,

 

Ok, thanks for that. I have an HP printer and it's been expensive for
consumables. I'd rather avoid them in future. I was thinking maybe Epson but
I know nothing about them. A lot of it depends on what the store has really.

Sorry to hear about your arthritis. My old vacuum cleaner is an old
Electrolux, maybe 25 years old. The thing still works fine, it's just the
plastic fittings where the hose attaches are broken. I've used tape on it
and bodged it up several times over the years but it's had it now. I hate to
get rid of it, it still sucks just fine and is fairly quiet.

Thanks for that, I was thinking Nilfisk but don't get Consumer and don't
really know a lot about vacuum cleaners.

Bugger! Really sorry to hear that. Life sure does throw you some curly ones
sometimes huh? Best of luck.

Cheers,

 

good idea,

i got a Image Class MPC190 MFP, the only issue with it is that its scanner
software refuses to work when installed in my w2k3 server box (ie the
software is crippled).

it cost me ~ $300, hp'd it over 2 years intrest free (standard with Smith
City), paid it in 3 months (me and my partner split it).

the cartridages are easealy refillable and reliable when refilled, cheap
when they need to be replaced.

i got a excelent deal through Smith City - came with free cartridge & usb
cable pack. In actual fact i got Three Sets of ink (bw/colour), two usb
cables, two packs of a4 printer paper & glossy photo paper. so i pretty
much only paid ~ 50 for the printer

their mistake, no worries

check out your local smith city, they always have their 'easy pay' intrest
free deal

 

good idea,

i got a Image Class MPC190 MFP, the only issue with it is that its scanner
software refuses to work when installed in my w2k3 server box (ie the
software is crippled).

it cost me ~ $300, hp'd it over 2 years intrest free (standard with Smith
City), paid it in 3 months (me and my partner split it).

the cartridages are easealy refillable and reliable when refilled, cheap
when they need to be replaced.

i got a excelent deal through Smith City - came with free cartridge & usb
cable pack. In actual fact i got Three Sets of ink (bw/colour), two usb
cables, two packs of a4 printer paper & glossy photo paper. so i pretty
much only paid ~ 50 for the printer

their mistake, no worries

check out your local smith city, they always have their 'easy pay' intrest
free deal

 

Thanks for the reply.

I've never heard of Image Class so I put MCP 190 MFP into Google and all the
international pages came back with Canon, only New Zealand pages came back
with "Image Class". What is this? Parallel imported, re-named? Strange.

Anyway, can't put it off any longer, I'll look for this beastie, thanks.