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I also prefer the Epson 1500 for all around general workhorse printing as
well as acceptable color photo output.  Note that coming in January, the
1500 will be supported in NT 4.0, and Birmy will release it's 1500
Postscript driver.  That could really tip the scale against the Epson Pro
since it's Postscript is also Birmy software.  The Pro will still probably
out perform the 1500 in high quality color photos due to it's printer head
arraingement, but not by much I bet.  And after considering all the extra
paper handling capabilites of the 1500 at half the price of the Pro, that's
not much to worry about.

Brent

Robb D. Houston <robbhouston@mindspring.com> wrote in article
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> I purchased the Epson Stylus 1500 $995 and have been very pleased with
it. 
> Prints from index card size up to 17"x22".  Continuos paper, envelopes &
> transparencies.  720dpi color is excellent, 300dpi black is great for
fast
> b/w printing.  Large front loading seperate black ink cartridge is a nice
> feature, it lasts a long time.
> 
> Hope that helps, FYI I don't work for Epson
> Robb
> robbhouston@mindspring.com
> 
> Mike O'Donnell <col_eng@infinet.com> wrote in article
> <32c7d1de.2901687@news.infinet.com>...
> > On 27 Dec 1996 22:05:22 GMT, M. Badders <105000.122@CompuServe.COM>
> > wrote:
> > 
> > >I am new to the InterNet.  I would like any info re printers 
> > >which can handle 11x17 paper.  The only one that I can find was 
> > >the Canon BJ-230, but this is out of production.  Please respond 
> > >to Michael Badders.  FAX 714-556-0903
> 
>