BB: HP PSC 1315V All-in-one printer, scanner, copier @ $69.99

[skwan1]

Picked up one of these at their Markville Mall (Markham, ON) location. They had 3 more plus the one on display.

http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?sku_id=0926INGFS10063360&catid=21192&logon=&langid=EN

HP All-In-One Printer (PSC1315V) - Best Buy Exclusive

The HP PSC1315V All-In-One Printer has up to 4800-Optimized dpi colour for true-to-life quality colour copies and laser-quality black text for everyday text and graphics. It creates and automatically enhances and resizes copies by using easy fit-to-page buttons, and the convenient flat bed scanner allows you to scan books, documents and photos with an amazing 600 x 2400 dpi optical resolution.

Product Features

HP Image Zone Software Helps To Organize And Edit Digital Photos

HP Instant Share Makes It Easy To Send Photo E-Mails To Friends And Family

Breakthrough Product Design Includes 100-Sheet Fold-Up Paper Tray To Maximize Desk Space When Your HP All-In-One Is Not In Use

Capable Media Type Handling : Paper (Plain, Inkjet, Photo), Envelopes, Transparencies, Labels, Cards, HP Premium Media And Iron-On Transfers (All Of Varying Sizes)


SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
CD ROM: Yes

CPU Speed:

CPU Type: Pentium II

Disk Space: 50MB

Display: 800 x 600

Memory (RAM): 256MB

Operating System Compatibility: Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS X V 10.1.5, V 10.2.3, V 10.3.X Compatible


Product Details

Web Code: 10063360
Mfr. Part Number: Q5767A#ABA
Automatic Document Feeder No
Automatic Redial No
Available Print Modes Black And Colour
Capable Media Type Handling See The Features Section
Colour Depth 36-Bit; 256 Grayscale Levels
Copy Resolution - Black Up To 600 x 1200 dpi
Copy Resolution - Colour Up To 1200 x 1200 dpi
Copy Speed Black Up To 17 cpm
Copy Speed Colour (If Applicable) Up To 12 cpm
Distinctive Ring Detection No
Fax Memory No
Fax Type No
Fax/Phone/TAM Interface No
Included No. Of Ink Tanks And Cartridges 2
Included Software HP Image Zone Photo And Imaging
Input Paper Capacity 100 Pages
Interface and Connectivity 1 x USB, 1 x PictBridge
Max. Scan Size Info Not Available
Memory - Standard/Maximum 2MB ROM, 16MB RAM
Minimum System Requirements See The Features Section
Multiple Copies 50
Networking Capability No
Number Of Speed Dials No
Output Paper Capacity 50 Pages
Platform Compatibility Info Not Available
Print Resolution - Black Up To 1200 dpi
Print Resolution Colour (If Applicable) Up To 4800 x 1200 Optimized dpi
Print Speed - Black Up To 17 ppm
Print Speed - Colour (If Applicable) Up To 12 ppm
Printer Cable Included No
Printer Resolution Technology HP PhotoREt III
Product Dimensions 25.91(W) x 42.57(H) x 16.97(D) cm
Product Weight 4.67 kg
Reduction/Enlargement 50 To 400%
Scan Resolution, Hardware 600 x 2400 dpi
Scan Resolution, Software Enhanced Up To 19,200 dpi
Scan Speed 28 Seconds
Scanning Type-Flatbed or Sheetfed Flatbed
Total Print Heads 2
Two-Sided Printer No
Warranty 1 Year Limited Hardware

[speedyturtle]

Too bad sold out online

[skwan1]

Too bad sold out online

If you are in GTA then you should probably contact the store. I tried online to verify their stock at the Markham branch and it came back as sold out online. Good thing I went to the store to actually verify this.

[skwan1]

Picked up one of these at their Markville Mall (Markham, ON) location. They had 3 more plus the one on display.

http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?sku_id=0926INGFS10063360&catid=21192&logon=&langid=EN

HP All-In-One Printer (PSC1315V) - Best Buy Exclusive

The HP PSC1315V All-In-One Printer has up to 4800-Optimized dpi colour for true-to-life quality colour copies and laser-quality black text for everyday text and graphics. It creates and automatically enhances and resizes copies by using easy fit-to-page buttons, and the convenient flat bed scanner allows you to scan books, documents and photos with an amazing 600 x 2400 dpi optical resolution.

Product Features

HP Image Zone Software Helps To Organize And Edit Digital Photos

HP Instant Share Makes It Easy To Send Photo E-Mails To Friends And Family

Breakthrough Product Design Includes 100-Sheet Fold-Up Paper Tray To Maximize Desk Space When Your HP All-In-One Is Not In Use

Capable Media Type Handling : Paper (Plain, Inkjet, Photo), Envelopes, Transparencies, Labels, Cards, HP Premium Media And Iron-On Transfers (All Of Varying Sizes)


SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
CD ROM: Yes

CPU Speed:

CPU Type: Pentium II

Disk Space: 50MB

Display: 800 x 600

Memory (RAM): 256MB

Operating System Compatibility: Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS X V 10.1.5, V 10.2.3, V 10.3.X Compatible


Product Details

Web Code: 10063360
Mfr. Part Number: Q5767A#ABA
Automatic Document Feeder No
Automatic Redial No
Available Print Modes Black And Colour
Capable Media Type Handling See The Features Section
Colour Depth 36-Bit; 256 Grayscale Levels
Copy Resolution - Black Up To 600 x 1200 dpi
Copy Resolution - Colour Up To 1200 x 1200 dpi
Copy Speed Black Up To 17 cpm
Copy Speed Colour (If Applicable) Up To 12 cpm
Distinctive Ring Detection No
Fax Memory No
Fax Type No
Fax/Phone/TAM Interface No
Included No. Of Ink Tanks And Cartridges 2
Included Software HP Image Zone Photo And Imaging
Input Paper Capacity 100 Pages
Interface and Connectivity 1 x USB, 1 x PictBridge
Max. Scan Size Info Not Available
Memory - Standard/Maximum 2MB ROM, 16MB RAM
Minimum System Requirements See The Features Section
Multiple Copies 50
Networking Capability No
Number Of Speed Dials No
Output Paper Capacity 50 Pages
Platform Compatibility Info Not Available
Print Resolution - Black Up To 1200 dpi
Print Resolution Colour (If Applicable) Up To 4800 x 1200 Optimized dpi
Print Speed - Black Up To 17 ppm
Print Speed - Colour (If Applicable) Up To 12 ppm
Printer Cable Included No
Printer Resolution Technology HP PhotoREt III
Product Dimensions 25.91(W) x 42.57(H) x 16.97(D) cm
Product Weight 4.67 kg
Reduction/Enlargement 50 To 400%
Scan Resolution, Hardware 600 x 2400 dpi
Scan Resolution, Software Enhanced Up To 19,200 dpi
Scan Speed 28 Seconds
Scanning Type-Flatbed or Sheetfed Flatbed
Total Print Heads 2
Two-Sided Printer No
Warranty 1 Year Limited Hardware

At the point of purchase, the salesperson asked whether I would be willing to pay an additional $15 for a 2 year warranty on the printer. I am now wondering whether it was a bad idea to have turned it down? Also, is it possible to go back afterwards (I bought it on 25/11/2005) and purchase the extended warranty? If not, must I return the one I have and re-purchase it so that the extended warranty would be on the same invoice?

[st7860]

there's a(i don't know the model number) HP Scanner Printer Copier on sale at Walmart Canada for $59.95 this week.

[x-batman]

there's a(i don't know the model number) HP Scanner Printer Copier on sale at Walmart Canada for $59.95 this week.

The walmart one would be better to get its the PSC 1410

[byrd]

HP PSC1401 (http://walmart.crosscap.ca/wps-portal/storelocator/InlineLargePreview.jsp?imageId=3376&imageid=3376&lang=#LargePreview)

On sale at Walmart $59.77

[arciervo]

The walmart one would be better to get its the PSC 1410On the other hand, the PSC 1317 can (optionally) do 6-color photo printing and use 19ml/17ml/17ml black/color/photo cartridges. (It comes with 10ml/8ml black/color ones). The PSC 1401 will only work with 5ml/5ml black/color cartridges.

If you're not interested in high-quality photo printing and/or you refill your own ink cartridges, this may not matter.

Tony

[willy]

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[NDman]

At the point of purchase, the salesperson asked whether I would be willing to pay an additional $15 for a 2 year warranty on the printer. I am now wondering whether it was a bad idea to have turned it down? Also, is it possible to go back afterwards (I bought it on 25/11/2005) and purchase the extended warranty? If not, must I return the one I have and re-purchase it so that the extended warranty would be on the same invoice?
You did the right thing for turning it down. Now don't look back. THe extended warranty is useless for printers (and many many other items). Printers are dirt cheap. The expensive part is the ink. Consider the printer disposable. This is how cheap printer is these days.

You can buy another AIO printers if this one breaks and will cost you less than buying brand new inks along. That is if you are not using 3rd party ink refill

[skwan1]

HP PSC1401 (http://walmart.crosscap.ca/wps-portal/storelocator/InlineLargePreview.jsp?imageId=3376&imageid=3376&lang=#LargePreview)

On sale at Walmart $59.77

The PSC 1401 at Wal-Mart does not seem to enable the connection to a digital camera on the front nor to media cards like other higher end models of the 1400 or end of the line 1300 series.

[skwan1]

The PSC 1401 at Wal-Mart does not seem to enable the connection to a digital camera on the front nor to media cards like other higher end models of the 1400 or end of the line 1300 series.

Yep, went by the Wal-Mart at Markville Mall in Markham, ON. They had 4 of them still in stock placed on the top shelf of the electronics dept. Took a look at it and there is indeed no PictBridge connection available. I guess that explains the $10 difference versus the 1315v at Best Buy.

[kjs]

Excellent. Thanks OP.. I had just bought this printer 13 days ago and I went back today, there were none on the shelves, there wasn't even the sign for it and its sold out online, but they give me a price adjustment anyway, no questions asked

[selpats]

Be prepared to return it shortly after using it. :lol:

Total and complete garbage with expensive ink.

Caveat Emptor.

[jay_bionic]

At the point of purchase, the salesperson asked whether I would be willing to pay an additional $15 for a 2 year warranty on the printer. I am now wondering whether it was a bad idea to have turned it down? Also, is it possible to go back afterwards (I bought it on 25/11/2005) and purchase the extended warranty? If not, must I return the one I have and re-purchase it so that the extended warranty would be on the same invoice?
You always have 30 days to go back and get the extended warranty. All you need is your receipt since it has the serial number on it.

[skwan1]

You always have 30 days to go back and get the extended warranty. All you need is your receipt since it has the serial number on it.

I was browsing at Future Shop when I overheard a customer asking a salesperson whether he could buy the extended warrantly later on. He was told that it had to be at the point of purchase so that it would appear on the same receipt. I didn't hear the next part clearly, but I think the salesperson recommended this method so that customers won't lose any of the receipts if the warranty was purchased separately. Anyway, I'll inquire about it at BB as per your suggestion, jay_bionic. Thanks!

[Corel]

I was browsing at Future Shop when I overheard a customer asking a salesperson whether he could buy the extended warrantly later on. He was told that it had to be at the point of purchase so that it would appear on the same receipt. I didn't hear the next part clearly, but I think the salesperson recommended this method so that customers won't lose any of the receipts if the warranty was purchased separately. Anyway, I'll inquire about it at BB as per your suggestion, jay_bionic. Thanks!
he wants more commision for him self. he doesnt get commision when you come back and purcahse it. you dont even need a receit for the extended warrenty; its saved in their database.

[story]

You did the right thing for turning it down. Now don't look back. THe extended warranty is useless for printers (and many many other items). Printers are dirt cheap. The expensive part is the ink. Consider the printer disposable. This is how cheap printer is these days.

You can buy another AIO printers if this one breaks and will cost you less than buying brand new inks along. That is if you are not using 3rd party ink refill


that's where you are partially wrong

with the service plan, you will be getting a BRAND NEW printer in retail box with ink. Which is cheaper than buying a new printer.

I work there so I know it works, so you will be paying roughly $15 everytime for a new printer with new ink and everything.

[skwan1]

that's where you are partially wrong

with the service plan, you will be getting a BRAND NEW printer in retail box with ink. Which is cheaper than buying a new printer.

I work there so I know it works, so you will be paying roughly $15 everytime for a new printer with new ink and everything.

Since you work at BB, story, maybe you can comfirm whether I may or may not purchase the extended warranty separately. And if so, how much time do I have to do it after the purchase date of the item. Much appreciated.

[Kevinck]

You have to buy the service plan at the time you purchase the printer. However they also have a 14 day return policy on computer electronics. So up to 14 days after you buy and item you can always go to the store, return it, and buy it again with the service plan. They have no problem doing this.

[skwan1]

You have to buy the service plan at the time you purchase the printer. However they also have a 14 day return policy on computer electronics. So up to 14 days after you buy and item you can always go to the store, return it, and buy it again with the service plan. They have no problem doing this.

Damn. Since I am by bus, this would mean that I have to repackage the printer and lug it all the way from Richmond Hill to Markham.