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Epson Artisan 835 User Manual and Review
Epson Artisan 835 User Manual and Review - We provide to to you the review of this printer, including the user manual of this product. So continue reading guys. Pcmag.com explained that aimed squarely at home and light-duty home office use, the Epson Artisan 835 ($299.99 direct) is a good fit for either role alone or for both, in the dual role of home and home-office multi-function printer (MFP). In most ways, it carries on in the tradition of the Epson Artisan 810 ($299.99 direct, 4 stars) that it will be replacing in Epsons line as the 810 is phased out. However, while the 810 leans toward a focus on home use, the 835 is more evenly suitable for both roles, thanks to improved text quality.
Among the Artisan 835s more office-centric features is its 30-page automatic document feeder (ADF), which makes it easy to print, scan, copy, and fax multi-page documents as well as legal-sizes pages that wont fit on the flatbed. In addition, it can connect by both Ethernet and WiFi for easy sharing; print, scan, and fax, even over a network; work as a standalone copier and fax machine, and scan to e-mail, using your PCs e-mail program and adding the scan as an attachment.
Photo-centric features include the ability to print directly from PictBridge cameras as well as from memory cards and USB memory keys, using a 3.5-inch color LCD to let you preview photos before printing. Other features meant primarily for home use are the ability to print directly on printable discs, and a selection of stored templates in the printer for graph paper, notebook paper and other useful output. The 835 can also turn scanned photos, as well as photo files on a memory key or USB key, into coloring book pages—a nice extra if you have young children.
The 7.8-inch touch screen on the front panel is essentially unchanged from the one on the 810 but still worth mention as a crowning touch. Not only is it visually attractive, but the menus are notably easy to use compared with most of the competition.
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Epson Artisan 835 User Manual and Review
Among the Artisan 835s more office-centric features is its 30-page automatic document feeder (ADF), which makes it easy to print, scan, copy, and fax multi-page documents as well as legal-sizes pages that wont fit on the flatbed. In addition, it can connect by both Ethernet and WiFi for easy sharing; print, scan, and fax, even over a network; work as a standalone copier and fax machine, and scan to e-mail, using your PCs e-mail program and adding the scan as an attachment.
Photo-centric features include the ability to print directly from PictBridge cameras as well as from memory cards and USB memory keys, using a 3.5-inch color LCD to let you preview photos before printing. Other features meant primarily for home use are the ability to print directly on printable discs, and a selection of stored templates in the printer for graph paper, notebook paper and other useful output. The 835 can also turn scanned photos, as well as photo files on a memory key or USB key, into coloring book pages—a nice extra if you have young children.
The 7.8-inch touch screen on the front panel is essentially unchanged from the one on the 810 but still worth mention as a crowning touch. Not only is it visually attractive, but the menus are notably easy to use compared with most of the competition.
Download Epson Artisan 835 User Manual
Buy Epson Artisan 835
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