just got an R200 Epson

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123cool
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just got an R200 Epson

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and i must say the print quality for photos blows me away very vivid and you can see every detail! :D pics look better than FPs 44inch widescreen :P
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Congrats! I've had hte same printer for a little under a year now and I love it. The photos aren't always that great, but good enough for temporary usage (IMHO). However, the quality improves if you use Epson photo papers, but I've got a bunch of Kodak. However, I do print onto a lot of DVD and CD's using the software and this printer and I think that is AWESOME!
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yeah, i was using the epson paper 50 or so 10x15cm photo printer paper came with it.
Athlon 4400 X2, @ 2.5Ghz, 1.375v validation
Corsair 3200C2 2.5-3-3-6 @ 1T Twinx 2GB,
Nvidia 7800GTX 256MB XFX @ 467/1.28,
A8N Sli Premium ASUS,
250GB Maxtor Maxline 3,
Sound Blaster Audigy 2ZS.

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