need a new all in one printer or 802.11n router

[Toadster]

i'd like an all-in-one printer
or
802.11n (pre) router

give me some suggestions... has to be at least $100 for my coupon to work 🙂

 

[Toadster]

wow - no love?

 

[GrammatonJP]

An real N wont be out till july 2007.. unless they speed it up.. it might be totally different from Pre N, so buying now may be useless in next year

 

[Toadster]

Originally posted by: GrammatonJP
An real N wont be out till july 2007.. unless they speed it up.. it might be totally different from Pre N, so buying now may be useless in next year

ok - then how bout a MIMO based router 🙂

 

[Zepper]

Brother MFC-640 AIO if photo quality output isn't critical. HP or Canon if photo quality output is critical.

If you can find one of the first series of Canon Pixma Multi-pass units like the MP-780, you have the holy grail of AIOs for both photo quality and low TCO.

.bh.

 

[Jiggz]

Canon MP-500

 

[GrammatonJP]

My friend recently bought the linksys srx400 off linksys.. he says it's amazing..

staples only has the srx200.. i figure it's just as good but they do have

Linksys Wireless-N Router (Draft 802.11n) and the card to go with it..


MIMO - Multiple radios broadcast and receive at the same time to maximize performance

Smart Antennas - Combine strong, weak, and reflected signals into one data stream for maximum range

Multiple Spatial Streams - Numerous streams of content can move over the same channel at the same time, multiplying the capacity of each channel

Double-Wide Channels - Uses two 20 MHz channels when they are available to double the capacity again

 

[Toadster]

how bout the Canon PIXMA MP170? http://www.staples.com/webapp/wcs/store...logId=10051&langId=-1&productId=137537

it's for my kids, so quality doesn't have to be stellar....

 

[Zepper]

Some of the new Canon's (mostly the cheaper models) have head-in-cartridge (like most HP) and there are no clone tanks for the new series yet either that use the separate tanks, so the new series of Pixmas will be high and higher yet in TCO. That's mainly why I suggest the Brother as they still use passive tanks that can be easily refilled or replaced with clone tanks fairly inexpensively. All Brother MFCs from the 420 up use the same print engine, it's just more extra features and perhaps better scanning on the higher models.

HP just came out with a printer with passive, separate ink tanks, the K550, and clone ink tanks (H88 series) are about to hit the streets for it. But you wanted an AIO.

.bh.