Recent content by Jetstream Rider

The 34 seconds was actually after it had done its power on cleaning cycle. I waited until it had finished and then started the print. I do think it will be shorter if it was on and clean already. I didn't say above, but I hope its obvious that my reiew is a preliminary look at the printer. I...

Websnail and Osage - see my other post, Canon ix4000 review. I posted it separately as more people will find it that way. Hope it helps.

I recently bought a Canon ix4000, A3 printer. I thought I would share my thoughts. Let me just set the scene - I am a home user and do not have experience of refilling or of a wide range of printers. I do however have a good eye for quality and am keen to get a good quality printer for my...

Thanks Osage - since posting I have been doing a little bit more digging and eventually went for an ix4000. I did think about the i9950 since it is not chipped, but then the massive difference in price equates to a fair amount of ink and is probably not worth it in the end, especially as a chip...

Hi all, Am trying to find a Canon ip4000 or similar non chipped Canon. As suggested in a different thread, I have tried all the local and national dealers near me to no avail, and even ebay only has one for sale in the uk (its an ex demo and I'm not too sure as it could well be blocked etc)...

I'll try, but a search has ended up in vain at the moment. I'd love to get my hands on an ip4000, but I think I'll be forced to get a chipped printer :( Its a real shame, as I like the quality of Canon's stuff, I hope they don't wreck any more otherwise good products by adding killer...

Hi Everyone, Great forum, came across it while trying to fix my Canon i950, however it is time to get a new printer. Have been looking at the ip4200 and 5200 and was wondering what the difference is? As far as I can see, the 4200 is smaller, ever so slightly slower, uses less ink and costs...