Umm, if you are coming from a quadtone and EEM it's a lot, between $1.50-3.00, but it is nearly fool-proof and so far it is so close to my screen that I have only had to print one to get the "perfect print." With my MIS VM setup it seemed that I would always end up printing 3-5 prints before getting it right. I'm using the HP Premium Plus Glossy. Not trying to save any money here (except that #59 carts at Target are only $23.99). The resuls are excellent and so far everyone I have shown them to has been blown away. There is no benifit to buying the 7760 IMO except for more buttons and a monochrome display. I'm never going to print straight from a card, and if I did, I would do it at Walgreens because it would be faster and cheaper. No one has posted anything, but from my reading of the specs it sounds like the 7960 would actually allow for toned prints, but no one, including hp, will come right out and say so. I'm happy enough with my 7660 so I'm done testing them, but if you take a memory card with a toned b&w image on it you should be able to make a print in the store... someone should try it out. mark --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "sl91911" <SL91911@Y...> wrote: > Mark, > Thanks for the straight talk. > What paper do you use ? > What do you estimate your cost per print for an 8x10 to be ? > Are there any advantages to the 7760 or 7960 ? > > Stuart ...
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Re: HP 7660/7960
2004-02-29 by Mark Hahn
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