RweTHEREyet
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- Sep 4, 1999
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I have an Expression, which I do love, but the display is about to die. If I raise it up where I can see it easily, the images turn into a garbled mess, so I have to leave the display down.
DH has been searching for "something" he can get me for Christmas, and ever since I mentioned my display screen was going bad, he has been pestering me about possibly getting a new machine.
He has spent some time looking at the Imagine. Maybe I don't understand all it will do, but it seems to me you could spend a lot of money on ink to print out your papers, and dn't you have to buy cartridges to get the paper patterns?
I have looked at the E2 a little, read the pros and cons, and it seems to me that the E2 has some newer features that the Imagine does not. Example, I like the edges that the mat fits under to keep it flat. I like the light on the cutting blade. I like the idea of the touch screen, etc., and I don't think the Imagine has those features.
Other than printing out paper, which the E2 does not do, does the Imagine have any features that the E2 does not?
DH has been searching for "something" he can get me for Christmas, and ever since I mentioned my display screen was going bad, he has been pestering me about possibly getting a new machine.
He has spent some time looking at the Imagine. Maybe I don't understand all it will do, but it seems to me you could spend a lot of money on ink to print out your papers, and dn't you have to buy cartridges to get the paper patterns?
I have looked at the E2 a little, read the pros and cons, and it seems to me that the E2 has some newer features that the Imagine does not. Example, I like the edges that the mat fits under to keep it flat. I like the light on the cutting blade. I like the idea of the touch screen, etc., and I don't think the Imagine has those features.
Other than printing out paper, which the E2 does not do, does the Imagine have any features that the E2 does not?
