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* Image quality with up to 2880 x 720 optimized dpi printing
* Printing (up to 12 ppm, black text)
* Scanning with 48-bit color and 600 dpi
* One-touch color copying of documents and photos (PC-free)
* Black and tri-color cartridges included
The Epson Stylus CX1500v is a newcomer to the market (as of Sept 2005) and ink cartridges are still a special order item. This is a multifunction device that will print 4 colors (black/cyan/magenta/yellow) at up to 2880x720 dpi and scans at 600/1200 dpi. It also can be used as either a color or black and white photocopier without turning your computer on. As is the trend recently, this unit does not have a built-in fax.
There is no CUPS driver for the printer yet, but the one for the CX42 works well, producing a nice medium quality output. As of yet, the scanner is not officially recognized and will require some work to function.
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