digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:33:05
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It's been a long time since we've seen a machine that takes so long to wake up. More than one minute to launch the first page and 16 seconds when it's already running is a long time indeed. It doesn't do so badly when printing from standby.Kodak breaks...
Wifi, ethernet and card reader, Very economical cost per page: 4.2 pence per page, Colour screen...
No doublesided, nor fax, No touch screen, Problem with ink not drying...
An average printer all said and done. Not necessarily that cheap to buy when you see what it does, but its low cost per page counterbalances the initial outlay...
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According to Kodak's claims, the ESP 7250 can save the average user up to £75 per year on ink, based on a 'typical' annual print volume of 150 6x4-inch photos, 800 text pages and 550 mixed text and colour graphics pages. Or as Kodak's US website puts it...
Well connected with USB, Ethernet and Wi-Fi, Cheap ink costs, unless you use a lot of one particular colour, Automated postcard photo cassette feeder in addition to standard A4 paper input tray, Built-in connectivity options include USB, Ethernet and W...
Expensive to buy at twice the price of some competing models, Printing a lot of one colour will offset potential ink cost savings, Photo quality is quite lacklustre, compared with many competing printers, Quite noisy in operation, No direct printing on...
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The Kodak ESP 7250 is a colour inkjet printer and multifunction scanner and copier, featuring good connectivity options and a decent print rate. Once upon a time, a printer that could do far more than merely print would have been novel enough to create...
Decent printing, scanning and copy functions, good text printing, reasonably priced printing, Wi-Fi/Ethernet support.
Some bugs and glitches when printing means some tweaking needed to get best results.
The Kodak ESP 7250 isn't too far away from being a very strong contender. Even compared with other MFDs, its features set is wide-ranging, and the multiple network options and features for wireless phones etc. are very notable, as are the dual paper trays...
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The Kodak ESP 7250 is a colour inkjet printer and multifunction scanner and copier, featuring good connectivity options and a decent print rate Once upon a time, a printer that could do far more than merely print would have been novel enough to creat...
The Kodak ESP 7250 isn’t too far away from being a very strong contender. Even compared with other MFDs, its features set is wide-ranging, and the multiple network options and features for wireless phones etc. are very notable, as are the dual paper t...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 15:33:33
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Kodak’s home photo printers tend to be sold on value: they may be more expensive than some others, but prints cost less so in the long term you’ll save money.The latest product in the line is the multi-function ESP 7250 which offers full colour printin...
Excellent quality photo prints; very easy to set up and use; range of helpful features...
Rather slow prints; text quality unimpressive; quite expensive...
A good device for printing and scanning photos but not so good for text...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 15:33:36
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Kodak’s home photo printers tend to be sold on value: they may be more expensive than some others, but prints cost less so in the long term you’ll save money.The latest product in the line is the multi-function ESP 7250 which offers full colour printin...
Excellent quality photo prints; very easy to set up and use; range of helpful features...
Rather slow prints; text quality unimpressive; quite expensive...
A good device for printing and scanning photos but not so good for text Good points Excellent quality photo prints; very easy to set up and use; range of helpful features Bad points Rather slow prints; text quality unimpressive; quite expensive...
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Kodak’s latest all-in-one printer is aimed, says Kodak, at "helping you share your mobile life for less". In fact this new all-in-one is a compact, attractive looking machine combining a scanner, copier and photo quality printer with low ink costs (sa...
Easy to set up and Wi-Fi connection, photo print quality, "Laser-like" text output, good scans, price, low cost ink system, auto duplexing built-in...
Slower print speeds than claimed, Dot Replacement not available in borderless printing, auto print settings not as easy to override as we'd like, lacks print quality in auto quality mode, claimed print speeds are optimistic...
Easy to set-up with a compact and attractive design, the ESP 7250 provides neat direct print features for Wi-Fi enabled smartphones great print quality and relatively good A4 document scans, though print speeds are slower than claimed with the borderle...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-08-17 15:33:54
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The ESP 7250 isn't the fastest printer around and the grey-not-black text was a bit of a disappointment, but in terms of photo quality it's a winner. Running costs are also reasonable, while the automatic duplex unit is a great feature to have. Overal...
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The newest inkjet maker on the block, Kodak, has reached the third generation of its all-in-ones and the ESP 7250 builds on what's gone before. Kodak admits to a different marketing paradigm from most makers, charging more for its machines, but less – as...
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The ESP 7250 is near the top end of the price range for home MFPs, but Kodak clearly hopes to make up for this with the printer's low ink costs of just 4.3p per mixed-colour page. This is phenomenally cheap, giving MFP print costs similar to business i...
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pcadvisor.co.uk Updated:
2011-08-17 15:34:28
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Product Code: 1079094 The Kodak ESP 7250 colour inkjet multifunction printer offers home and student users a fun assortment of features for a midrange price. Its low ink costs are appealing, but this MFP is otherwise an average performer. The Kodak...
The Kodak ESP 7250's low ink costs, photo paper tray, and photo quality will appeal to home and student users. Aside from the automatic duplexer, however, its other features and capabilities are unremarkable. Jon L Jacobi and Melissa Riofrio, PCWorld...
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