Yes, it comes in a big box - fortunately this guy helped me unpack it in the street and even helped carry it upstairs, where it now sits in the position recently vacated by my iPF8300.As ever, if anyone has any specific questions, let me know. I'll write some set-up stuff and a few tests soon, but any full review will be a while ;-)
One question, Keith.An Epson or Canon?I know I could look it up but...you know...why not include the brand of printer in the title?
Yes you could ;-)...but given Mark's significant new review on LL I rather assumed that anyone interested in the printer would instantly know what it was :-)
And yes, my "household management" has made more than one pointed comment about what we're going to do with the box in the guest room when the grandchildren come over for a sleep-over......oh well - just let them sleep in the box and like their grand-daddy become immersed in the world of Epson ..........:-) !
It might make a really great play house if the kids are small enough!
Only one of them is, and the box needs to be kept intact. But a creative idea nonetheless Alan :-).
I laugh in the face of uncertainty! I cut the box up with a razor knife and recycled it. Probably doomed myself. Rand
I kept the box my 4880 came in, then, when it suffered a failure, Epson sent me a replacement...and in a new box which was used to return the original unit. Finally, I cut up the original original.Alan
