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HP's business-centric wide-format AIO, the OfficeJet Pro 7720 ($229.99 at HP), a non-supertank model, is significantly smaller (and much less expensive) than the ET-7750, but then its running costs are much higher. The only other wide-format supertank AIO I know of, Epson's own WorkForce ET-16500 EcoTank Wide-Format All-in-One Supertank Printer ($1,217.44 at Amazon), which supports larger paper, and has two large paper cassettes and an automatic document feeder (or ADF, which the ET-7750 does not), weighs about twice as much as the ET-7750, but it's actually a little smaller. It measures 17.8 by 20.7 by 29.3 inches and weighs 23.4 pounds, a bit large for placement on an average-size desk. To accommodate the larger paper size of this wide-format AIO, the ET-7750 ($649.99 at Amazon) has a larger footprint than standard letter-size inkjet printers.

That, and its ability to print borderless tabloid-size pages and photos, makes it a great buy for photo enthusiasts who will use it enough to take advantage of the low ink costs. Granted, many cartridge-less AIOs print good-looking photos, but the ET-7750 is the first (aside from its ET-7700 sibling) consumer-grade five-ink supertank photo printer, making it one of the least-expensive-to-use photo AIOs on the market. Top of the line in Epson's latest round of seven new EcoTank all-in-one (AIO) printers, the Expression Premium ET-7750 EcoTank Wide-Format All-in-One Supertank Printer ($649.99) is unique to all other Epson EcoTank and/or Canon MegaTank bulk-ink AIOs. Best Malware Removal and Protection Software.

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