Dayton CMX-25N XLR Microphone Cable 25 ft. Nickel

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The Dayton Professional XLR microphone cables are setting new standards of quality and value. These mic cables feature two 22 gauge copper conductors for maximum signal transfer, 95% coverage tinned copper braided shield, and a black PVC outer jacket that's durable and flexible. The precision-crafted XLR connector shells are finished in attractive satin nickel, and provide a solid, reliable connection, gig after gig. Lo-Z, XLR male to XLR female. Cable O.D.: 6 mm. Length: 25 ft. Dayton Professional cables are designed to perform to the standards you would expect from a high-end cable, without making you spend a fortune on interconnect cables for your equipment. Dayton Professional...superb performance at a great price!

Dayton CAXM-25N XLR-M To 1/4" TRS Cable 25 ft.

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Dayton CAXM-25N XLR-M To 1/4" TRS Cable 25 ft.

Manufacturer: Dayton Professional
ProductGroup: CE

Product Features:

Engineered for reliability and performance
22 gauge copper conductors
95% coverage braided copper shield
Soft but durable PVC outer jacket
Five-year manufacturer's warranty

ASIN: B000MMTJJY

Product Description

Balanced cables are the professional's choice for the best possible audio connections, especially over longer distances. Dayton's proven microphone cable features two 22 gauge copper conductors for maximum signal transfer, 95% coverage tinned copper braided shield, and a flexible yet durable black PVC outer jacket. The stage-tough XLR and 1/4" TRS connectors ensure a superior termination for all applications. Cable O.D.: 6 mm. Wiring configurations: XLR connectors: pin 1 = ground, pin 2 = hot, pin 3 = cold; 1/4" TRS connectors: tip = hot, ring = cold, sleeve = ground

Dayton CAXF-25N XLR-F To 1/4" TRS Cable 25 ft.

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Dayton CAXF-25N XLR-F To 1/4" TRS Cable 25 ft.

Manufacturer: Dayton Professional
ProductGroup: CE

Product Features:

Engineered for reliability and performance
22 gauge copper conductors
95% coverage braided copper shield
Soft but durable PVC outer jacket
Five-year manufacturer's warranty

ASIN: B000MMV9KG

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Dayton CMX-25K XLR Microphone Cable 25 ft. Black

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Dayton CMX-25K XLR Microphone Cable 25 ft. Black

Manufacturer: Dayton Professional
ProductGroup: CE

Product Features:

XLR male to XLR female tour-grade microphone cable
Pure copper conductors for the lowest resistance and maximum signal transfer
Super durable, yet flexible, black "road-worthy" PVC outer jacket
Heavy-duty metal shell connectors for a reliable connection each and every time
Five-year manufacturer's warranty

ASIN: B0002KR32G

Product Description

The Dayton Professional XLR microphone cables are setting new standards of quality and value. These mic cables feature two 22 gauge copper conductors for maximum signal transfer, 95% coverage tinned copper braided shield, and a black PVC outer jacket that's durable and flexible. The precision-crafted black metal shell XLR connectors with gold plated contacts provide a solid, reliable connection, gig after gig. Lo-Z, XLR male to XLR female. Cable O.D.: 6 mm. Length: 25 ft. Dayton Professional cables are designed to perform to the standards you would expect from a high-end cable, without making you spend a fortune on interconnect cables for your equipment. Dayton Professional...superb performance at a great price!

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Dayton SV-3 S-Video Cable 3 ft.

Manufacturer: Dayton Audio
ProductGroup: CE

S-Video Cables | Video Cables | Cables & Interconnects | Audio & Video Accessories | Accessories & Supplies | Categories | Electronics
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ASIN: B0002MQH0S

Product Description

Dayton S-Video Cables are designed for customers who want the best possible audio and video that they can get from today's high-end A/V components. A cheap interconnect cable on expensive equipment does not allow you to fully enjoy the technology that the component possesses. The design and construction of Dayton Audio Cables unleashes the signal allowing you to experience clear detailed audio and video. No need to spend a fortune on high-end cables to get the performance you demand from your components. Dayton Audio Cables have exactly what you need at a reasonable price. All cables feature a black chrome shell with a rubber grip for ease of installation and gold-plated connections for superior signal transfer. Dayton S-video cables are high performance cables for use as interconnects for hi-end A/V components with digital input and output jacks. These cables are designed for equipment that demand extreme clarity and definition and their attractive appearance reflect the quality of any hi-end component. The flexible 6mm jacket adds protection and easily routes to the desired location providing enhanced optical transfer with low signal loss. Available in 1.5, 3, 6, 12 and 25 ft. lengths with gold-plated connectors. Limited 5 year manufacturers warranty.

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The Dell Axim is not reliable!

It works, but go for x51v

By far the best PDA out there rite now

Best PDA I've owned thus far.

Great PDA

Dell Axim X50v Pocket Pc Handheld 624 Mhz

Manufacturer: Dell Computers
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

All Handhelds & PDAs | Handhelds & PDAs | Computers & Add-Ons | Categories | Electronics
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Product Features:

Microsoft® Windows MobileTM 2003 Second Edition operating system with Windows Media Player 10 Mobile

Powered by the Intel® XScaleTM PXA270 Processor at 624MHz, Integrated Intel® 2700G multimedia accelerator with 16MB video memory

Brilliant 3.7" color TFT VGA display with 640x480 resolution

Integrated 802.11b and BluetoothTM Wireless Technologies

Integrated CompactFlash Type II and Secure Digital / SDIO Now! / MMC card slots provide flexible expansion, Packed with 64MB SDRAM and 128MB Intel StrataFlash® ROM

ASIN: B0009IU4OA

Product Description

With the Dell Axim X50v, customers can effortlessly load music play lists, movies and even favorite TV shows for viewing/listening whenever they want, be it during their commute or work out at the gym. The Axim X50v features an independent graphics processor that enables DVD-quality playback for video ranging from cartoons to full-length movies. The high-performance graphics combine with a 3.7-inch VGA screen that provides four times the resolution of a standard handheld for intense 3-D gaming applications. With the optional presentation bundle, road warriors can use the Axim X50v's dual-display capability to project presentations. The Axim X50 family members are the first Pocket PC handhelds to feature Microsoft's Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition software for Pocket PCs with the new Windows Media Player 10 for Mobile. Windows Media Player 10 for Mobile also features Windows Media Digital Rights Management 10 support that gives access to new subscription services, like CinemaNow, MusicMatch, and MLB.com.

Customer Reviews:

The Dell Axim is not reliable!.......2007-08-22

I've had two Dells Axim x50v. I bought the first in August 2005, the second one in July 2006 after the first one didn't work any more. They are very elegant, well designed but they are weakened by their specific graphics processor which is not reliable at all! Both Axims have broken down because of their graphics processor. Now I am using an HP iPaq!

It works, but go for x51v.......2006-08-12

I won't repeat what others have said, so I will be short and brief.

If you're going to use this for typing notes and playing music, GET A SECURE DIGITAL CARD. I am serious when I say this. It's not just that this pocket pc doesn't have a lot of memory, but if you're saving notes onto it, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR STUFF ONCE IN A WHILE.

I have noticed occasionally that my pocket pc will reset itself (full reset, mind you) and I lose everything. The best course of action is to make sure that you backup all your files into the card (CF OR SD) and and make a "backup/restoration" file that can be saved onto that SD card, that way when you're in class, you won't find that your keyboard software just disappeared during the random reset and that you're having to fumble with paper and pen to write your notes down as the professor is talking. Of course, I don't give this pocket pc 4 stars instead of 5 just because of an OS bug. We all know we can blame this on Microsoft as usual. =-)

Also, the joystick is a bit small. When I'm playing music and trying to switch from track to track, I often find myself instead raising the volume, or the other way around. It's so small that the pocket pc confuses your trying to click right or left with up and down. This is one of few small quarks I had.

Overall, I think this was a better buy than Dell's pocket pc counterpart made by HP, which was about $100 more than the Axim when it first came out. You don't need a touchpad (sorry guys, but this isn't a laptop replacement except for its ability to allow you to take notes via keyboard). Also, the HP is a bit larger, looks less sportier and too boxlike. I don't know about the rest of you, but as a young college student, I'm into aesthetics when it comes to choosing a several hundred dollar investment that is going to last me 3-4 years.

Anyhow, the prices are dropping. The x50 is just like the x51 except for a few minor software upgrades and buttload of memory (compare 64mb vs 4-5gb).

By far the best PDA out there rite now.......2006-04-08

I did a whole lot of research before I bought one of these badboys.

My first choice was a Palm LifeDrive, however I did a ton of reading and there are a slew of problems with there built in 4gb CF drive. There is also NO way to switch batterys on the go, which is a HUGE downside. Overall the LifeDrive really isn't any better than the x50v, I feel it is much worse.

1) You can't switch batterys on the LD
2) You can't repair the CF drive yourself without killing the warranty
3) Doesn't compare to the dedicated intel 2700g 16mb gfx card

Now to the Axim.

1) Sound quality is superb. I bought this to replace my ipod, and I must say, this puppy puts the ipods quality to shame. You can get a software equalizer and tweak your sound.

2) Battery Life is good to me, you can buy a portable charger that takes double aa's, ideally you want 4 nimh batterys, 2500MAs are best. It will charge it 3 or more times on the go.

3) Graphics are amazing.

4) Productivity is amazing.

Overall I would highly suggest this PDA.

Best PDA I've owned thus far........2006-02-07

I started with a Tangerine Handspring Visor Deluxe, with a whopping 8Mb of RAM. I followed up with a Sony Clie SJ-33, then a TJ-35, and started to become a little annoyed with the low RAM and lack of WiFi or Bluetooth offerings, so I "cashed out" and just used my Nokia 3650 for a year. When I saw a deal on a Dell Axim 50v, I jumped on it and never looked back. Here's why it made sense for me.

1) I was looking for a replacement for a PDA, but I wanted Bluetooth (for my cellphone and desktop) and WiFi (for remote PC management). High-end Palms met this, and so did some PocketPC devices;
2) I was looking for a bigger MP3 player. The LifeDrive fit this but the 4Gb storage wasn't removable. The Dells have a CF card slot and a 6Gb microDrive stores 50% more than the LifeDrive, and is removable. The SD slot is a nice bonus with the Dells as well.
3) I was looking for some Office application compatibility, and Dell Axims with Windows Mobile 2003SE ship with Pocket Word and Pocket Excel. Outlook syncs with the device natively. I'd lose my existing library of Palm apps but the core utilities were easily replaced by ouf-of-box functionality.
4) Price: I wasn't going to pony up $800 on a PDA because at that level, I might as well get a cheap laptop. I managed to do quite well with a Dell Axim 50v and a Hitachi 6Gb Microdrive.

Of course, hitting features on a map and actually using them are two different things. The Axim 50v surprised me a lot and let me down a little...

1) Battery life is good, and I can swap out the battery with a larger one and get some serious runtime. I can play MP3s for three hours and not need to charge it, and still work with apps on it while music plays.
2) WiFi is pretty good, and being able to control my server PCs through a Desktop Connection is nice, real nice.
3) Pocket Word and Pocket Excel are pretty good; QuickOffice for Palm is actually superior, but I'm happy with the switch nevertheless.
4) The backlight is bright, almost too bright. Colors are beautiful. And storage is plentiful.

Downsides include:
1) Block Recognizer does not remember your input, so unlike true T9 input, it doesn't ever get smarter, and that disappoints me greatly.
2) Microsoft has shut off WiFi syncing for ActiveSync, so if you're stuck with a USB 1.1 connection for your cradle/ cable, that's the top speed you can expect. WiFi syncing is much faster.
3) Windows Mobile 5 is an utter disaster for Axim 50vs; this is largely mitigated by how good WM2003SE is. I don't feel the need to use the buggy ActiveSync 4.1 (which can easily drain your battery), or to hack the registry to have the Axim find my CF card when starting.

This is the PDA I recommend to people now. Its storage flexibility, two radios, bright screen, and swappable battery solution makes it a winner. WM2003SE is a stable operating system and the bundled apps make this an excellent tool from day one. The Windows Media Player is good enough for MP3 playback, although a 3rd party app like Conduits PocketPlayer is a good buy. There is some excellent freeware as well, to my surprise, and I'm not missing Palm any longer.

Fred

Great PDA.......2006-01-11

I have carried this PDA nearly every day for approximately six months. I listen to audio books on it from audible.com, use for keeping lists, and most importantly I used the interface with MS Outlook for emails and schedules. To keep it safe I use the magnesium shell case from innopocket.com and can carry it without concern in my cargo pocket or backpack without fear of damage.

The latest ROM version for PPC2003SE seems to have resolved all of the issues that is struggled with immediately after its release. The latest Dell PDA version of this line, the x51v, used WM5. At the time of this writing, WM5 ROM A6 for the x50v is available, however, detailed postings on aximsite.com show that there are still too many issues with this ROM update for the x50v to make it worthwhile.

PRO: Excellent connectivity, to wit; Bluetooth, WiFi, and USB. VGA adapter is available too. Great memory expansion with both CF and SD card options. Screen is excellent- I watch movies that I have converted with pocketDVD and betaplayer.

CON: Battery life is okay. By adjusting the settings you can squeak out a fair amount of time on the unit. It does ship with two batteries and you can charge both the unit and the extra battery in the base charger. If you are looking for a good DC adapter for the car check out boxwave.com with their adapter that can charge the power hunger unit in the car.

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Hawking Technologies provides the necessary lineup of tools for easy-to-use and economical Networking for the home office and small business. From switches, hubs and routers to modems, print servers and PC cameras, Hawking Technologies hardware solutions make it easier for businesses to communicate. With such a wide variety of networking goods, Hawking is sure to provide the right product for your networking needs.Whether you're expanding your existing network or building a state-of-the-art workgroup from the bottom up, company's emphasis on speed, reliability, education and support make all the difference. Hawking's value proposition is in providing its customers with the most reliable state-of-the-art networking connectivity solutions with a strong commitment to quality customer and technical service. To maximize customer satisfaction and continually enhance competitive position, Hawking's focus has been on providing Functionality, Usability, Reliability and Support.

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JVC DR-MX1S Hard Drive / DVD / VHS Recorder Player Live Memory (HDD) and Live Memory Dubbing (HDD to DVD) Simultaneous Recording and Playback (HDD) High Speed Dubbing (Max. 24x) (HDD-->DVD) Playlist-based Editing (HDD-->DVD) Has iLINK Connection (DV Input) for HDD RetroActive and Relief Recording (HDD) Bit Rate Optimizer for the best dubbing quality from HDD to DVD Animated Thumbnail with Audio on HDD/DVD Navigation (DVD-RAM/DVD-RW (VR Format)) Super MPEG Post-Processor - Block Noise Reduction Circuit, Color DigiPure and Hadamard Noise Reduction System VCR Plus+, Record Link (HDD), On-screen Calendar Programming JVC Multi-Brand TV/DVD/DBS Compatible Remote Control High-bit/high-sampling (10-bit/54MHz video D/A converter) 192kHz/24 bit Audio D/A Converter Front AV Inputs Resume Function (30-Disc/bookmark) Optical PCM Digital Audio Output 1-Month/ 8 Event Programmable Timer Auto Clock Set and Active Channel Memory JVC USA 1 Year Parts, 90 Days Labor Warranty Unit Size WHD - 17 x 4 x 15

Amazon.com Product Description

The JVC DR-MX1S is a versatile, all-in-one video recorder for people who work with a variety of recording formats. Equipped with a DVD burner, hi-fi VCR, and 80 GB hard drive, the unit lets users record content to any of the three types, or dub from existing DVDs, videocassettes, or digital files to other formats. The technology is a must for digital video enthusiasts and anyone else who shares video files, as the multiple options meet virtually every recording need. The device also handles playback duties, using its onboard video processor to enhance images for improved resolution.

The versatility of the DR-MX1S extends to other areas, inviting people to choose between DVD-R and DVD-RW discs for recording, or between analog and iLink FireWire inputs for connecting to a DV camcorder, external VCR, computer, or other device. The recorder also offers 24x dubbing for quick copying, along with space for up to 36 hours of TV programming. Additional features include intelligent dual-path encoding, a Super MPEG pre- and postprocessor, an advanced DVD library database, and animated thumbnails. Busy users will appreciate the live memory feature, which lets them play and record footage at the same time.

What's in the Box
DVD recorder/VCR/hard disk recorder, remote control, two batteries, user's manual.

Customer Reviews:

Quirky, weird machine that has some good qualities..........2007-02-11

All the problems other reviewers have listed here, I have experienced as well. When I first tried to insert a VHS tape - it wouldn't turn on or auto-insert and naturally the tape stuck in the machine. I got this as a refurb and I wasn't about to pay anything more than I already had ($375) - so I wrestled with the tape, got it out then repeated the exercise many frustrating times. Finally, for no discernable reason, the machine came to life and I haven't had that problem since. The manual is, to say the best, obtusely written and damn near impossible to follow. If you depend on a cable converter - you will NOT be able to watch one show and record another at the same time. Sometimes the deck will turn on and display "LOADING" on the front panel, then it changes the channel and shuts itself off - which of course is downright strange.

What's good about it? Well - it's relatively easy to program - the recording quality is top-notch and the DVD quality is excellent. It makes flawless VHS dubs (that is, when you can get tapes to load ;-)) All in all, I would only buy this machine to copy my tape collection to DVD. Otherwise, it's a pass.

Last JVC product I will ever buy.......2006-11-15

I bought my DRMX1S and when I recieved it the first thing it did was eat a VHS tape. The company I bought it from sent me a 2nd new one. This one was working fine except for occationally jamming up with VHS tapes. I had to unplug it and plug it in again to get my tape out. Shortly after the warranty ran out I started having problems with the hard drive. I could record things on it but I couldn't edit dub or access anything I recorded. I sent it to JVC for repair and they send me a repair estimate for $240 of which over half was for parts and parts are suppose to be covered for a year. When I called JVC for an explantion I was promised a call back which I never recieved. After I called them a couple of more times they tell me that it was recieved damaged and that was the reason for a parts charge. I tell them I have insurance on the package and they say they will get back to me. I just keep getting a bill for an estimate every week. The repair estimate has a section where it states the unit was recieved in fair condition with no mention of any damage. When the unit worked it was great but for the price it should have lasted longer. I expected more out of what I thought was a quality company. I gave it one star because there isn't anything lower. I will never purchase another JVC product.

Poor JVC customer support.......2006-08-05

I bought this recorder in Nov. 2005 and immediately had to send it in for repairs because it would not load a VHS tape. You have to ship it to JVC for repairs and pay the cost of shipping ($17) even if it is under warranty. A month later I received the recorder back from JVC. It still had the same problem. I found that if I unplugged the recorder and plugged it back in I could then load and unload VHS tapes. I bought the recorder because at the price it offered the most features. I've encountered these other problems:

Cannot edit out scenes on hard drive. You can do this only on DVD-RAM discs.

You have to ship the product to JVC for repairs and pay the shipping costs, even if it is under warranty.

Despite instructions to contrary, I was never able to copy a single program from a VHS; JVC support was of no help. I have to copy a whole tape and then edit out what I don't want.

The printed manual often disagrees with the on-screen instructions, such as how to copy single programs from VHS. Neither appear to work.

Misspelled words in the on-screen menu, perhaps because the product was made in China.

The JVC cannot change be programmed to change to cable channels above 999, so all my digital cable HD programs have to be programmed manually. JVC offers no firmware upgrade.

Poor customer phone support. Their phone help knew less about the machine than I did and often gave me wrong information.

I wish I had spent a little more money and got a better machine. I would not buy another expensive JVC product because of their poor customer support and repair facilities.

JVC is TOPS!.......2006-05-28

I purchased this unit as a refurb. It has performed extremely well. I really love the ease of programming and navigation through the various menus. The picture and sound are excellent. The options for recording and dubbing are outstanding and convenient. This unit further confirms why I choose JVC products over other brands. My next purhcase will be a JVC widescreen HD TV/Monitor.

I LOVE this machine........2006-05-28

I got this dvr as a gift in 12/2005 and it is now 5/2006 and I LOVE it.

I have been transferring my old vhs tapes (about 200+) to the hard drive, deleted commericals, created a playlist and put them on dvds practically every weekend since I got it. Then I go onto a movie database website (imdb.com), search out the movie and copy the description onto a dvd labelmaker for each dvd. I even bought this fantastic dvd binder holder from Walmart that hold 24 dvds in what looks like a book the size of a dvd - 3 "books" in a case, which is a total of 72 dvds. I bought 4 of them so in total I can have 288 dvds in such a SMALL amount of space.

The manual is difficult to understand, so I've basically learned how to use it by going on various websites (Amazon is one) to really learn how to use it.

The playlist is my all time fav thing, although my beginning dvds aren't as good as my current ones. I also love the idea that if I had 3 playlists on a dvd, if I wanted to see the 2nd I could go directly to it instead of rewinding on a vhs. Another great feature is the "Resume" - if I start to watch a show and I have to stop, if I go back to the same show I have the option of either going to the beginning or to resume where I left off. When you finalize the dvd (which you need to do if you want to play the dvd on ANOTHER machine) the different backgrounds you can choose from is a neat feature also.

I tape my daytime soaps on the hard drive instead of vhs which is fantastic and unlike on a vhs tape, I can tape the shows separately and just delete one without touching the other shows - unlike a vhs tape where you have to rewind and either use another tape or tape over.

PROBLEM - The only problem I'm having is being able to tape and watch different shows at the same time - manual is confusing in this regard. The machine froze a couple of times, but all I needed to do was unplug it and it fixed whatever caused the freezing.

Hubby couldn't understand why I wanted the machine, he thinks I'm nuts for even having all my vhs tapes of movies/shows of the past. He even asked me if I indeed have 200 vhs tape, does that mean I'm going to have 200 dvds. I told him probably not, in the sense that with the dvds I can categorize the various movies/shows which you really can't do with the vhs tapes.

The main thing I wanted it for was as a spacesaver, which is something vhs tapes is not. I'm a big Elvis Presley fan, so I showed him my 9 vhs tapes (3 movies on each tape) of his movies right next to the 7 dvds of the movies; no comparison in spacesaving in my opinion - which is what I really wanted.

I highly recommend this machine to anybody who would listen. The cost on the JVC website is absolutely disgusting ($1,000, please), but hubby went onto another site and got it for a whole lot less.

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Energizer P-3302 Cordless Phone Power Pack

Manufacturer: Energizer Batteries
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Cordless Telephone | by Use | Batteries | Batteries, Chargers & Power Supplies | Accessories & Supplies | Categories | Electronics
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Lastest technology

Unsurpassed lifetime limited warranties

support of a 1-800 consumer service line on back of each package

Environmentally safer-cadium free

ASIN: B00004YK2C

Product Description

Energizer is the world's largest manufacturer of dry cell batteries and flashlights, and a global leader in the dynamic business of providing portable power. Energizer subsidiaries offer a full line of products in five major categories: alkaline, carbon zinc, small electronics and rechargeable batteries, and lighting products. Marketed and sold in over 140 countries, Energizer brand is recognized around the world.This battery is designed for Toshiba, Panasonic, Uniden, Sony, Telemed, Lucent, ITT and AT&T cordless phones.

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EPSS020025 Inkjet Cartridge, Stylus 800/800+/400/1000, Yld 700 Pg,Black

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Epson S020025 Black for Stylus 400

Manufacturer: MSE
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

Accessories & Supplies | Refurbished & Used | Special Features | Electronics Features | Electronics
ASIN: B0009RKLSU

Product Description

Micro Solutions Enterprises (MSE) offers a complete line of toners, injects and a variety of imaging supplies. MSE's focus on quality consistently drives the company to deliver excellent service and value with all its product lines.This product is designed for Epson Stylus 400, 800, 800+, 1000.For a complete compatibility list please refer to the original manufacturer's web site.

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INK, BLACK FOR STYLUS 400/800/

Manufacturer: Epson America
ProductGroup: CE

All Accessories | Printer Accessories | Accessories & Supplies | Categories | Electronics

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EPSON Quick-Dry, ultra-fine ink provides vivid high-image quality output with minimum dot gain.

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