Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Clayton Jones"
<cj@...> wrote:

> The smallest model is the 13" R2400, which can use up to 13x19 paper.
> The 3800 is next at 17", and so on.  I have used the 2400 since
> August 2005 and it's been a solid and reliable workhorse, a really
> great printer.  I have no hesitation in recommending these.
> 


The R2400 is discontinued, replaced by the R2880

And if you never intend to try different inks, I think I might look at
the HP printers too, and maybe see what Canon has. Compare the cost of
the inks per unit volume instead of the price of the printer. Then
compare the prints. I say the cost of the inks is important because
that is what gets used the most, and is the constant draw on your bank
account.

If you are going to move to a third party pigment ink, then Epson is
still the best choice for this, and it really comes down to the width
that you want.