Kodak ESP 1.2 All-in-One Printer (Print/Copy/Scan)

Title : Kodak ESP 1.2 All-in-One Printer (Print/Copy/Scan)
ASIN : B00855KEOE
Description : The Kodak EPS 1.2 all-in-one printer is perfect for use in the office or home and delivers the lowest average cost per page and the lowest total ink replacement cost with compromising the quality you deserve. The Wi-Fi printer has Google Cloud Print so you can print from your smartphone, tablet or computer wherever you are. Technical Information:- Type All-in-One Function Printer, scanner, copier Print technology Inkjet Print resolution Up to 9600 x 2400 dpi 9600 optimised dpi Colour Paper type Inkjet, Glossy, Photopaper Formats A4 (210x 297 mm) , 4x6" ( 10x15 cm) Speed (ppm or sec) ISO (Normal Mode): 8/5.5 ipm (8/4.5). Borderless photos in 38 seconds Compatible cartridges Compatible with Kodak Inks only Scanner:- Type of scanner Flatbed Scanner resolution 1200 dpi optical scanner, 9,600 dpi enhanced Format A4 Printing:- Direct print Yes Memory card printing Yes Compatible cards SECURE DIGITAL (SD)/SECURE DIGITAL High Capacity (SDHC), MULTIMEDIA CARD (MMC), MEMORY STICK (MS)/MEMORY STICK PRO (MS PRO), and with adapter: MS Duo/mini SD/micro SD Characteristics:- Computer interface USB 2.0 High Speed/Wi-Fi/GOOGLE Cloud Print enabled System requirements Windows Vista/MAC 10.5 Software included Yes Accessories included Power supply, power cord, printhead, BLK-STD, CLR-STD, Start up guide, sample media pack, software CD Dimensions 177 x 419 x 312 mm Weight 5.1 kg • 30B and 30C cartridges required (1302532023)

List Price : £69.99

category: All-In-One Printers
brand: Kodak
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Rating : 2.9
Review : Kodak 1.2 Printer
I have had this Kodak 1.2 printer for four months, it drinks the ink I have used far more cartridges then the old HP500 that I had before. Kodak tell you that it will print 670 pages of text Ha! Ha! Ha! from each XL cartridge - clearly that is 600 more than is my experience.

My advice to anyone thinking of buying this very very slow printer is don't do it! Pay just a little more and lets hope that Kodak go back to what they did best making films and colour slides - printers are not their strong point. You have been warned!