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Friday, April 14, 2006
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
HP DeskJet 3845 - Review.
When you first see the printer you'd probably say 'I don't think it delivers what it says'. But after using it you'll be amazed at what it is capable of.
The printer is very small and utilizes very little space. Ideal for offices and homes, where space is a concern. Also this little marvel is lightweight. Infact it can be lifted easily with one hand only.
The cartridges survive a long period. I printed 20 pages of heavy graphics and text, and surprisingly only about 1/10th of the ink level indicator dropped. Comparing with other models, this is low compunction. A word about the indicator, it's not the best I've seen. The Epson indicator gives us separate estimated levels for each colour, whereas the HP only gives us one level of estimation for all three colours.
The print quality is very high even in 600dpi mode. The detail level is so very accurate even the smallest details are visible. Compare this with a Epson printer, HP is way up high. The little dots that an Epson printer makes is nowhere to be found.
The responsiveness of the printer is praisable. Almost as soon as the print command is given, it starts to print, even though the interface is USB.
The only glitch that I've seen so far is that when the printer loads the paper to print, it gives out so much of noise. But the printing process is very quiet, comparing to an Epson Stylus 460. Other than that this is great printer to work with.
For more details about the printer please visit http://www.hp.com/.
And the final conclusion:
If you want to buy a printer for mostly home use and a one that delivers more to the price you paid, well, this is it folks. The best there is for this range of price and a top of the line in its category.
The printer is very small and utilizes very little space. Ideal for offices and homes, where space is a concern. Also this little marvel is lightweight. Infact it can be lifted easily with one hand only.
The cartridges survive a long period. I printed 20 pages of heavy graphics and text, and surprisingly only about 1/10th of the ink level indicator dropped. Comparing with other models, this is low compunction. A word about the indicator, it's not the best I've seen. The Epson indicator gives us separate estimated levels for each colour, whereas the HP only gives us one level of estimation for all three colours.
The print quality is very high even in 600dpi mode. The detail level is so very accurate even the smallest details are visible. Compare this with a Epson printer, HP is way up high. The little dots that an Epson printer makes is nowhere to be found.
The responsiveness of the printer is praisable. Almost as soon as the print command is given, it starts to print, even though the interface is USB.
The only glitch that I've seen so far is that when the printer loads the paper to print, it gives out so much of noise. But the printing process is very quiet, comparing to an Epson Stylus 460. Other than that this is great printer to work with.
For more details about the printer please visit http://www.hp.com/.
And the final conclusion:
If you want to buy a printer for mostly home use and a one that delivers more to the price you paid, well, this is it folks. The best there is for this range of price and a top of the line in its category.
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Sandu's Blog on Sirasa Super Star.
Sandu's Blog on Sirasa Super Star.
To see many opinions on this matter i hghly recomend this blog. Pls take some time to read this.
To see many opinions on this matter i hghly recomend this blog. Pls take some time to read this.
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