I've been bashing Kodak inkjet printers since it entered the market in 2007. Kodak has finally come out with a printer worthy of consideration.

The $99.95 Kodak ESP C310 is easy to setup, offers high quality output, and the lowest cost per page of any of its competitors.

The Kodak ESP C310 prints, copies and scans. It prints excellent looking photographs. It does not have fax capability.

Printing an average black and white document costs about 3.0 cents per page. Kodak officers a $9.95 cartridge that prints 335 pages or a $19.98 cartridge that prints 670 pages.

Printing an average color page costs about 6.5 cents per page. Kodak offers a $17.99 color cartridge that prints 275 pages or a $33.98 color cartridge that prints 550 pages.

In the past, Kodak has always offered printing at a substantially lowest cost per page. Kodak's newest printer offers exceptionally low cost per page printing, high quality and ease of use.

If you print about 100 color pages per month, the Kodak ESP C310 will save you about $100 per year in printing costs.

As an added bonus, your Kodak printer will also print graph paper, line paper (narrow or wide ruled), tic-tac-toe, reminder list, and sheet music by using the included touch control.

The Kodak ESP C310 is a Computer Shopper Editor's Choice. See the review at:

http://computershopper.com/printers/reviews/kodak-esp-c310

See more information about the Kodak ESP C310 on Kodak's website at:

http://store.kodak.com/store/ekconsus/en_US/pd/ESP_C310_All-in-One_Printer/productID.223044800