| | | |  - Creates 4 x 6 inch photo prints with maximum resolution of 5760 by 1440 optimized dpi in less than 1 minute
- Prints 8-by-10-inch images in under two minutes
- Six individual, high-capacity Claria Hi-Definition Ink cartridges create high-quality smudge, water, scratch, and fade resistant prints
- Features a PictBridge port for PC-free photo printing from digital cameras and mobile camera phones
- 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty
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| | | |  Product Description:
The Epson 1400 takes photo printing to the next level with impressive 13x19 prints at a breakthrough price Auto Photo Correction ensures stunning results every time, while ClariaTM Hi-Definition Ink offers smudge, scratch, water and fade resistant prints. This high-speed printer also includes value-added features like direct CD/DVD printing and Adobe Photoshop Elements. | | | | |
Average Rating : 
Rating :  - Epson 1400 - a piece of Junk
I was very happy with the Epson 1400 for the 1st several months I owned it. In spite of the expensive inks I was getting wonderful results, and really enjoyed the large 13"x19" prints.
The printer had an easy life, I printed about 100 photos with it. I use a Canon for documents.
Unfortunately at the beginning of this month, the 1400's lights began blinking and the printer stopped printing. The blinking lights indicate there is no paper in the feeder, or the CD/DVD tray is open. Neither is correct (there is paper & the CD/DVD tray is not open).
Epson support shipped a replacement. It was "refurbished" but was still broken. The 2nd time they shipped a new printer. It has the same issue as the 1st.
A Google search indicates many others have the same issue.
I have been without a photo printer for a month because I bought an Epson. I have invested more in Epson paper & ink than in the printer. I intended to do a lot of printing this month as I have just returned from a trip.
I actually had great luck with the Canon - I just wore it out.
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