Looking to Purchase All in One

I'm looking to purchase an All in One Inkjet Printer/Scanner. I have my eyes on a particular model
the Epson Workforce 845. From the data sheets it appears to be Lion compliant. We all know there
are degrees of compliance. My current all in one is Lion compliant but only through the System Preference
Print/Scan Utility with a dearth of features. Is anyone familiar with this All in One or perhaps recommend as
aternative in it's class?

I'm having good luck under Lion with an Epson Artisan 837, which I expect is quite similar from a user interface aspect to the Workforce 845. As you seem to have discovered, Epson Scan no longer works. Instead of going through the Print/Scan interface, I open the Image Capture utility directly.

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Looking for an All-In-One Printer Rec. with Mac

Hello,
I'm looking for a Color Laser All-In-One printer, with ADF and Networking capability for under $600. Any recommendations of printers that work well with Mac? I know the HP's are good, but my concern is with their software. I've had nightmare experiences with them.
Thanks!

Bought the HP Color LaserJet 1312nfi for 399.99.

BlackBerry Curve User looking for compatible all in one cradle/usb/charger.

Looking for recommendations for BB Curve cradles that will sync to computer and outlook, etc. while acting as charger as well.
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Looking for new All in One. Is Officejet as good as Photosmart? Please recommend an All in One.

I have the HP Photosmart C7180 All in One that's a few years old and is starting to give me a lot of errors (mostly ink level errors). I'm thinking about replacing it, because I want one that doesn't use as much ink -- and one that has a bigger scanner bed (at least 11 x 14 or bigger). I'm a budding artist and I want to have the ability to scan in my drawings.
However, I do print a few photos now and then. Does anyone know if Officejets will print decent pictures?
Please recommend an All in One (the newer the better) for my needs.

Thanks! It sounds like a potential nightmare. Does
anyone have a different experience? I'm not
committed to an all-in-one, but it does save space.
If you're willing to take time and effort into the process, HP's MFDs and Brother's MFDs work... mostly. HP has even improved their drivers. It took 'em long enough.
No, I repeat, no MFD I've ever seen has been trouble-free, Mac or Windows. That includes Epson, Canon, HP, Brother, and (ugggh!) Lexmark devices. They all give problems. Not necessarily the same problems, but problems. HPs and Brothers give the least trouble with Epson a close third... but YMMV. I know people who swear by Canon, while in my personal experience Canon devices have been... not so good. But it was a limited sample, and maybe I had lemons.
Most MFDs (that is, everyone but Brother) don't easily do networking unless it's a Specific Feature™. My HP PSC1350, for instance, does not believe that such a thing as a network exists, and is that way if connected to Macs or Windows machines. I can make it visible over the network, but it's a pain.
If you want wireless network printing, get a wireless router (hint: Apple sells something called an AirPort Base Station) or access point which has a USB port and supports putting printers on the network. Note that you'll likely not be able to scan over the network.
There are network MFDs; HP makes some. They're expensive. The OfficeJet 74xx is $500, and it's the cheap HP network MFD. I do NOT own one, so I have no idea how well they work, other than they're HPs... which means that the hardware will probably be excellent, and the software dreck.

Is it worth trying to fix my computer, or should I look into purchasing a new one?

I currently have an aluminum Macbook from late 2008. It has a 250GB hard drive and 2 GB RAM. I'm running OSX version 10.8.2.
Recently my laptop has been running really slowly; programs will often just give me the spinning beach ball when I try to open them, searching for files on the hard drive takes forever. Also, if I close the computer without putting it to sleep and then try to reopen it at any point after that, I get a black screen with the spinning beach ball, and I have to reboot the computer before I can use the computer. Applications frequently crash in the middle of using them and I've lost entire assignments as a result (I know I need to save more often, but it's still annoying that I lose entire applications). It started happening really suddenly, there was really no warning
I'm entirely computer illiterate, and I've gotten varying advice from people I know who are better with computers than I am. Some say to install more RAM and reinstall the the OS, while others say that because the computer is 5 years old, it may be smarter to just go ahead and purchase a new laptop, especially since I will be heavily using my computer next year to write a thesis (various statistics programs, maybe running flash programs/videos for data collection, writing my own programs for data collection and writing the actual paper).
Just in case it matters, my battery only lasts around 30 mins on a full charge, and I have a few dead pixels on my screen.
Any advice you guys can give would be super helpful!
Thanks!

if your issues were a simple RAM and software reinstall - then I would suggest to keep your Macbook and invest a couple of hundred $$$.
but because your battery is toasted - and your screen has some issues - i suggest to get a refurbished Macbook from Apple or get a 2 year old used macbook.
it's not worth spending x amount of $$$ in your macbook because of the dead pixels in your screen.
if your screen was perfect, then i would say spend a couple of hundred $$$ and fix it up.
I still have both my late 2008 Macbook Uni 2GHz and 2.4GHz running perfectly.
Good luck

Looking for All on one with USB Flash Drive Print/Scan support

I am looking for an All in One Print/scan/copy. It should support print from USB Flash drive and scan to the same.
Thanks

Hi,
You may check the HP Officejet 6600/6700 models which support USB Flash drivers.
You may find the flash driver specifications listed within the Memory Device specifications below:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03058896&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=505...
As well you may check the HP Officejet 8600 Series which supports both USB Flash Driver and Memory cards, its specifications can be located below:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02858465&cc=us&dlc=en&lang=en&lc=en&product=432...
Both of the products above provide Print, Scan, Copy and Fax functionality.
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All in one computer

Hello,
I wonder if someone can guide me in the righ direction. I like the look of the all in one computers. plus no wires which is great. Looking for speed, and I play a lot of the Facebook games. What should I be looking for?
Processor that has more than 2 cores? haow much ram and Hard drive?
I was looking at Lenovo, and Gateway brands, All suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks

Hello,
Hope you have considered Entropy's recommendation seriously. However, if you are insisting on an all in one computer, I see that Michael recommended the HP Touchsmart which you can review is described on the Best Buy site at:
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/HP-Info-Center/HP-TouchSmart-All-In-One/pcmcat152800050003.c?id=pcmcat15...
Let me know if HP's Pre-Sales team can assist with a recommendation which you can still purchase from Best Buy.
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All-in-one cleaning cloth & carrying pouch for the iPhone

As I was looking for an all-in-one solution to protect my iPhone in my pocket that could also double as a cleaning cloth, I came up with a low-cost solution. I purchased a cleaning cloth pouch used for sunglasses from Sunglass Hut.
While being able to fit my iPhone inside, I wasn't quite satisfied with the length, so I folded the bag over and stitched across. Now it feels as if the bag was made for the iPhone. Here's how...
*Items need:*
Cloth bag from Sunglass Hut for $6.99 (comes in different colors...I chose black)
Straight pins
Needle & black thread
Directions:
1. Turn the bag inside out
2. Fold the bottom of the bag 3/4" and pin down
3. Stitch across about 1/2" away from the folded end.
4. Turn the bag inside out again...voila!
enjoy!

In addition, I like how I can wipe fingerprints off the screen while still in the pouch...pristine iPhone everytime

All in one Antivirus solution tool?

I've got a partner who's looking for an all in one anti-virus/malware tool for his business. He is a reseller and would like something similar to the MRI tool that Microsoft developed with BestBuy/GeekSquad to simplify virus removal. Does anyone know where
the best place I could ask this question would be? Thanks
-Sam

Maybe Client Forums:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/w7itpro
Or Server:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/category/windowsserver/

All in One oversized printer for scrapbooking

Hi. I am looking for an all in one printer/copier/scanner AND to be able to print my 12' X 12" layouts. Do you guys have ANY idea where I can find one? I have been searching the internet all day and am frustrated! Thanks for your help!!
Sherrie

Hey Sherriedulany,
There are plenty of all-in-one printers made, but the problem is finding one that can print a twelve foot by twelve inch layout. To do this you will need a printer that accepts roll paper, and unfortunately the only printers that accept roll paper are high end photo printers that don't have a scanner, fax, or copier built in. I would suggest getting a dedicated photo printer for your layouts, and an all-in-one printer for your general home/office needs. A very nice photo printer that Best Buy® sells that should meet your needs is the HP Designjet 90, which accepts 18 inch roll paper. I hope this helps out!
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Pros & Cons of a All In One Computer Vs a Desktop

My current system is a HP Pavilion a1616n running Xp.
I will be up grading this year either to another desktop, but afer looking at the All-In-One computers I am thinking about going that way plus I am tight on space.
What are some of the pros and cons of the All-In-One computers if any
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Good Question! I shall try to answer as best as I can.
Pros:
1. Lightweight and simple. An all in one desktop can be pretty easily moved from one room to another and has a minimum amount of wiring. (often just a power plug and wireless keyboard and mouse)
2. Touchscreen options. Many models now have a touch screen, which is just plain convient and cool.
3. Space saving. No explaination needed here, it takes less room!
4. Style. Let's face it, they look cool.
Cons:
1. Upgradability. What you see is what you get. Upgrades are limited to memory and hard drive. You generally cannot upgrade the motherboard/proccessor, etc.
2. Heat. Running something high powered? There is little airspace inside the case. It's designed for people running daily tasks, not high end games or server applications, and cannot be upgraded to handle those.
3. All-In-One issues: If something breaks, you can't just use a temporary solution while that part is fixed (borrowing someone's monitor, etc). The whole unit has to go back.
Conclusion: An all-in-one unit has the same pros and cons of a laptop, essentially, with the exeption of being less less portable and not requiring a battery. It's a laptop on a stand with a (typically) larger monitor, so a laptop might be a good alternative to an all-in-one if you don't mind the drawbacks. However, it feels more solid in your hands then a laptop and is perfect for an (only occasionally portable) enviornment, and since it's not likely to be moved you have to worry less about dropping it or replacing batteries overtime. Versus a desktop, a desktop unit is a perfect solution for the upgrader or one who wishes to customize which monitor they use, or wishes higher end (including server) applications. This is a generalization: Of course, there are higher end all-in-ones which can handle such applications, simply you cannot change/configure/upgrade an all-in-one to do so over time.
I hope this helps, and I'd be glad to clarify any points as needed.
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Are there any Canon all-in-one printers compatible with Yosemite v.10.10 and Windows 7?

My current Canon Pixma MX850 printer just died. I'm looking for an All-in-One, preferably Canon, printer that is compatible with Yosemite version 10.10 and Windows 7. I have spent this weekend researching with no matches. They all cover v.10.9 but nothing higher. I'm desperate for a replacement for our business. I was just about to order the Canon Pixma MX922 when I caught the specs.
I'm needing the following functions:
ADF with 2 sided ADF scanning/printing
Ethernet
Wi-Fi certificate
Wireless
Auto 2 sided printing
AirPrint and (google) iCloud print would be an add-on but not necessary.
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

The MX922 (known as the MX926 in Australia) is supported by 10.10 and Windows 7. Whatever site you were looking at may not have updated their details. Here is a link from the Canon Australia web site showing the drivers and applications for this model for 10.10.

Best all-in-one wireless printer for Mac 10.9.2

Looking for best wireless all-in-one for home use. I have Mac OSX 10.9.2, iPhone 5, iPad and a wireless network. Not technically inclined. Any recommendations?

I wish a few more users would take the time to share their experiences with printers. I have had a Canon MX870 for several years that is nothing but a perpetual headache -- it needs to be reconnected to the network three or four times a day or it simply will not print. There are lots of posts on this topic and I have tried every possible solution with no luck. I am reluctant to buy another Canon -- this experience has left me doubting their products. I am also reluctant, based on past experience, to consider an HP product. So that pretty much leaves Epson -- but which Epson? I am looking for an all-in-one wireless printer that will STAY CONNECTED to the network. Top-quality printing would be nice, but frankly, it's not on the top of my priority list. I just want to be able to use the printer, scanner and copier without wasting an hour of my day on maintenance. If you have had positive experience in this regard, please take a few seconds to post your recommendations. Thanks. (I am running the latest version of Mavericks on a new Mac Pro.)

Is there an all in one printer/scanner that will work stand alone with the ipad? Thanks

I'm looking for an all in one scanner/printer that will work stand alone with the ipad,I'm scanning some family photos and no longer use a laptop,thanks for any help.

Use an AirPrint printer.
They are listed here (along with instructions for communicating with iPad):
AirPrint Basics

HT204053 I am looking at purchasing an iphone and we have a ipad and ipod at home all under the same apple id. I would like my daughter to have a seperate id then myself for signing in for itunes, etc...what do I need to do to make this happen.

I am looking at purchasing an iphone and have an my daughter has an ipad at home and I want to have seperate apple ids when we use them and download and such.. What do I need to do?

If you want her to have a new iTunes account then there are instructions on this page for how to create one : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2731
Or if you don't want to give credit card details then follow the instructions on this page when creating the account : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2534
You can then use that account on the phone (Settings > iTunes & App Store for the stores, Settings > iCloud etc)
All of your downloads from your existing account will remain tied to that account. If you want to use the same computer for syncing then you can do do, you can have more than one account authorised on a computer's iTunes (Store > Authorise This Computer menu option), but only one account can be logged in for purchasing/downloading. But if you use iTunes Match, automatic downloads or redownload an account's past purchases then you may tie that computer to that account for 90 days : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4627 - so you won't be able to do any of those three things on a different account until the 90 days have completed (it shouldn't affect being able to make new purchases)

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