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Lexmark Printrio
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Chicago
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Does anyone have one? I am considering buying this or the new Epson all-in-one but I can't make a decision. I do like the size of the Printrio but I am unsure about the quality and cost per ink cartridge.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Pelkie, Mi
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My mom just got an X85 from Lexmark- I haven't really printed anything super high quality, but the scanning and copy functions work great- you can even copy w/out having it hooked to the computer-
it works fine is OS x.2.2 unlike the HP's which I guess have problems
they even provide X.2 drivers in the box so there is no need to go to their site to download
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Chicago
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I printed a sample from the Printrio today and I noticed something. Maybe its just me but it seems that the paper is fed at an angle. Is this a printer/Lexmark thing or is just me?
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: UK
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I have a Lexmark x83, and only just started using it again because the OS X 10.2 drivers came out last week (yes, i've had a standalone copier for 3 months). Apart from their slowness with releasing drivers, its fine. I have noticed on mine that the paper feed is on the aggressive side (understatement, the paper is pulled in to print very very quickly). Anyone notice that the bottom edge border when printing is about an inch or so wide, so when you copy an A4 is misses off the bottom unless you copy at 90% size? I just tested this with a magazine cover and at 100% scale it completely missed the barcode from the bottom of the cover .
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Chicago
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I think I am gong to go with the Epson cx3200. I really love the size of the printrio but I don't like how it feeds paper in at an angle and ink will cost a lot. Doesn't this seem a little expensive? Black ($28) for 410 pages and color ($35) for 275.
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Vallejo, Ca.
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I loved my lexmark printer but lemme tell ya two things:
1. The paper feeder IS violent, as mine died by sucking in the entire full try of paper I had in it.
2. The picture quality on glossy paper kinda sucks.
That's it. I love the fact that the printer had better drivers though.
So I had my insurance replace it with an hp 940. too bad my computer wasn't under that insurance.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Auburn University
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I have a lexmark x73 all-in-one. The drivers for Jaguar were released just in the last few days (4 months after jaguar!), and I had to kill the process due to excessive system load. I like the printer (works fine with 10.1), but their tech support has been disappointing.
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Winti, Switzerland
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My Lexmark laser printed everything -no matter what i did with the paper- from right top to left bottom... for barely over a year. Then suddenly, the paper jam LED wouldn't go out anymore, to fix that lexmark wanted to charge me more than the printer had cost me to buy(~300$).
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