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To: Kirk © who wrote (4244)	10/14/2013 4:06:06 PM
From: Honey_Bee	1 Recommendation Recommended By Kirk © Respond to of 4345

Hi Kirk....I was thrilled to read your recommendation for this printer. I also have a HP printer but it is several years old and costs so much for the ink. I'm going to look into buying this one when my ink runs out -- unless it takes the same kind, but I doubt it.

To: Kirk © who wrote (4244)	10/14/2013 7:48:35 PM
From: zoltaneering	Respond to of 4345

Kirk, lest there be any confusion regarding my original post or your reply, may I point out that The HP Officejet Pro 8600 and HP Officejet Pro X are two entirely different series. As an update, about a month ago I took a look at the Officejet Pro X. It looks much better up front and personal. Ink consumption is even lower than the Officejet Pro 8600, plus as an added benefit, output is indistinguishable from color laser - other than it looks better! Long story short, I now have both models at home and really like them. I also bought 48 of the Officejet Pro X models and 24 of the HP Officejet Pro 8600 models for our various companies. To date, everyone is delighted with them.