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bosschester | 18:44 Thu 27th Nov 2008 | Computers
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I am thinking about buying a Lexmark X4650 printer/scanner. (because it's cheap and I'm a pensioner). The ad says that it is with "wireless capability". Does that mean that I won't be able to use it with the lead from my very old Canon BJC 1000?
Are these machines being sold off cheaply because they're no good?
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You will need to buy a usb A to B cable for the Lexmark printer, as the cable you use for old printer will probably be a parallel one, these aren't really used anymore.

The wireless part means that the printer can be connected to a wireless network and anyone can use it at any time, without it having to be connected to a computer first and shared.

I have a older version of the Lexmark all in one and it works fine, but I don't do a large amount of printing.
Lexmark are cheap to buy but very expensive to run- sometimes it's cheaper to buy a new printer than buy new ink cartridge.
Best to get a printer you can refill the inks yourself - my canon printer has cli-8 ink cartridges which are easy to refill , I don't even think about the cost of printing a4 photos because it is pennies.
single colour inks are cheaper
the pixima range are a good alternative

what's your version of windows?
the bjc is a 95/98 printer ...
the lexmark (and my pixima) DO NOT support 95/98/me
and 98 doesn't support USB without the drivers


http://www.google.co.uk/products?sourceid=navc lient&hl=en-GB&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GPTB_en-GBGB295 GB295&q=Canon%20PIXMA%20MP190&um=1&sa=N&tab=wf
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Many thanks for all answers. I'm off to find something with lower consumables cost.

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