Need a HP printer for private use,including letter printing, photo, scanner,

June the 29th 2011
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Can U recommend me a HP printer, type HP Photosmart C4680 , or similar , using same ink 300
Thank You ?
Henry1905
PARIS

I too have an 8500 AIO (A909g), and in general I like it a lot. Have you tried using it to print directly on envelopes? I have not tried that personally, but it seems like the printer is capable of having multiple envelopes loaded at once for printing. Also, if you don't have it already, you can buy a 2nd tray for the 8500, so you can keep envelopes loaded in that tray, without needing to remove paper from Tray 1 all the time.
Another option might be to get transparent labels and print on those, instead of printing directly on envelopes. I do that, and the finished product looks pretty smart.

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