Affiliates Work - Epson Artisan 800 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer (Black)(C11CA29201)

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Manufacturer: Epson

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Epson
Color: Black
EAN: 0010343872875
Feature: Up to 38 ppm, photos in as fast as 10 sec
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Epson
Manufacturer: Epson
Model: C11CA29201
Publisher: Epson
Studio: Epson

Features
Up to 38 ppm, photos in as fast as 10 sec Built-in fax and automatic document feeder Wi-Fi and Ethernet networking 7.8-inch touch panel, 3.5-inch LCD Professional quality CD/DVD printing

Accessories

Epson 98 High Capacity Black Ink Cartridge for the Epson Artisan 700 and Artisan 800 Printers
Epson 99 Cyan Ink Cartridge for the Epson Artisan 700 and Artisan 800 Printers
Epson 99 Magenta Ink Cartridge for the Epson Artisan 700 and Artisan 800 Printers
Epson 99 Color Multipack with Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Light Cyan, and Light Magenta Ink Cartridges for the Epson Artisan 700 and Artisan 800 Printers
Epson 99 Light Cyan Ink Cartridge for the Epson Artisan 700 and Artisan 800 Printers

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Editorial Reviews:

Unleash your creativity with the new Artisan 800. This sophisticated, yet simple all-in-one masterfully combines the world of style and technology. This premier product will empower you to make your personal and business projects rise above the rest. The master among ink jet all-in-ones, the Artisan 800 offers power and performance that's matched only by its sleek and chic appearance. Not only does it fax stacks of documents and produce stunning, Hi-Definition prints at ultra fast speeds, this innovative all-in-one allows you to add a personal touch to your creative projects. And, with wireless networking, you can print from anywhere in your home or office. Bring your imagination to life with a full cast of innovative features ? print professional quality CDs, create personalized note paper and get photos that look their very best, automatically. With two paper trays, an intuitive touch panel and built-in Auto Document Feeder, you no longer need eight hands and eighty hours to do all you want to do. The Artisan 800 is like a magic wand for the multitasker. And, it prints black and color text up to 38 pages per minute and photos in as fast as 10 seconds1. This powerful performer will copy, scan and fax in the blink of an eye, leaving you time to finish that office presentation, create party invitations and more. For those who want it all, the Artisan 800 fits your lifestyle and your décor. Built-in two-sided printing Easily restore the color to faded photos Professional looking CDs/DVDs ? print right onto ink jet printable CDs/DVDs One-of-a-kind projects ? easily create personal note paper, invitations, greeting cards and coloring books using your own photos Perfect photos made easy ? Auto Photo Correction with on-screen preview and red-eye removal Quality color or black and white copies

Spotlight customer reviews:

Customer Rating:

Summary: Good Printer
Comment: Really like the Artisan 800. i have it hooked up as a network printer and it works great. good print quality on documents and pictures. fast scanner and good fax.

There are three items that are annoying. Takes a long time to warm up and do the first print of the day - probably because I am waiting on it. Most of the time the CD tray takes it time coming out. It seems to me that it is using ink cartridges faster than my old HP. did have a problem with one of the ink cartridges and Epson sent another one - good service.

Customer Rating:

Summary: Outstanding Network Software
Comment: If installing on a network, read the "network instillation guide" carefully before proceeding. You may choose wireless or a wired mode. For best transmission of data my IT network engineer son in law recommended running an ethernet cable to my wireless router but I bet the wireless mode will work fine too. You can select custom install or install all software and I use both on 6 computers with a variety of operating systems and connected both wireless and wired to the network. The drivers installed flawlessly on these operating systems, Leopard, XP home, XP pro, and Vista home Premium. Just printed some photos from iphoto and all I can say is wow! Have not checked out all functions yet but hoping for positive results.

Customer Rating:

Summary: Upgrading firmware kills it
Comment: I was able to set this printer up with no problem. Being the geek that I am, I decided to download and install the latest firmware. It was simple with the provided link in the start menu.

However, once it installs the printer disappears. I couldn't find it in printer list and couldn't figure out how to add it back.

Had to reinstall the drivers that came with it. It will first uninstall what is there and then you install like you were installing for the first time.

Customer Rating:

Summary: Excellent AIO printer! No more HP for me!!!!
Comment: I went back and forth for days trying to figure out the best AIO printer for my needs. I have struggled with a HP Officejet 7210 for 1.5 years and finally got tired of the paper jams and the document feeder misfeeds. I am not very productive when I have to stand over the machine to make sure an 8 page fax goes thru. Enough about the HP...
This Epson Artisan 800 is awesome. First, it looks amazing; hands down the most beautiful AIO on the market. What's even better is the image quality. I have kept around an older Canon printer because it printed photos much better that my old HP Officejet (dammit, mentioned it again, sorry!); but this Epson's photo quality easily surpasses the Canon on both plain an glossy paper. I was a bit worried about reports of the printhead clogging with ink but, so far, I have not experience this (2 weeks of use). The best part for me is that I have printed over 100 pages so far and faxed nearly 50 pages and have not had one jam or misfeed! I love this thing. Oh, and also, it is fast and I love the touchscreen control pad!
Thanks, S. Pendleton

Customer Rating:

Summary: Outstand for Pictures
Comment: I've had the printer for about a week now and have seen its strengths and weaknesses. I gave it 5 stars only for its Photo abilities.

PROS:
The Photos this printer makes are the best I've ever seen... Simply amazing. However, I had to use the Epson Ultra Premium Glossy paper as my other printer papers streaked or bleed and were unacceptable. Others may have had success with other papers... I think someone said something about Costco photo paper working well. The speed was Fantastic under 20 seconds for an 8 x 10! What took 5 minutes using the "Photo RMP - Max dpi" setting was done in seconds with the "Photo" setting... and I couldn't tell the difference, even with a magnifying glass (My Photoshop file was 300dpi to begin with). Also, to achieve a great photo, the printer settings MUST BE ACCURATE... I had to spend quite some time to dial in the best setting, which is "Paper type - Ultra Premium Glossy", "Photo RPM (Max dpi)" or "Photo" are identical to me. Color Controls/Color Mode "EPSON Vivid".

Another cool feature is the "Borderless" option that it actually printed my 8x10 photo with no white border. It was perfect all the way to the very edge of the paper. This is convenient for those that wish to frame photos and not deal with sizing issues during printing.

Wireless works great. It won't be hard to set up if you follow the instructions.

CONS
Noisy... Clickety Clack... And takes a long time to start printing. I'm keeping my HP printer to do my text printing, and using the Artisan 800 as my photo printer...Did I say how amazing the photos were! And since I can now put the 800 anywhere with wireless, why not! Another CON is that it eats ink big time. My one 8x10 with a big blue sky took what looked like 1/4 of my light Cyan cartridge on standard size cartridge...that photo just cost me $2.50 (The Hi-Capacity cartridges from Epson are only 60% larger, and the costs would be the same per photo).

The paper tray was designed by fools. Not sure how a company like Epson signed off on that one. It must be removed entirely to reload, it's flimsy and requires fiddling with unintuitive paper guides that are not user friendly.

IN CONCLUSION
The Artisan 800 ROCKS with photos! But get an HP if you want a good workhorse for everything else. (I have an older HP 6110 All-In-One for my home office).

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