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Re: Epson Stylus R1900 special buy

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From: Nick_Decker
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 2009 19:07
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      Space is also an issue for me, but the SP3800 provides a reasonable footprint
      at reasonable price and takes all kinds of sheet fed paper up to A2/17x22.




Actually, you can print much longer than 22". The actual length limit is more like 37" (I don't have the computer that's hooked up to my 3800 fired up at the moment, so I'm not sure of the exact figure.) Of course, you won't likely find cut-sheets at that size, but you can certainly find 17" rolls of a variety of papers. Since the 3800 isn't really intended to be roll-fed, you'll need jury-rig a method of holding the tail-end of the paper before it goes into the printer, but that's not hard. I love my 3800.
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