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    Mine has just arrived and I think it is fab!

    Very miffed that I spent ages fiddling with it and it took dp about 2 minutes before it was working though

    Any ideas on cheapest suppliers for paper guys please?

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    I get it from Amazon - 10 packs of 10 for £13.91 but if anyone gets it cheaper would love to know

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    Amazon has always been the cheapest in my experience. Buying in bulk is the most cost effective way as well. Enjoy - you'll be spending weeks taking pictures and printing pictures - novelty will wear off eventually! lol!
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    Amazon but I always check ebay as well before I order but Amazon have always been cheapest just watch you dont get stung on the ones that look like a good deal but then you have to add £5+ for postage

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    I take pics on my ipone and print off via email using photo paper from a cheap on line site. I wonder if pogo is cheaper?
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    amazon is usually the cheapest, sometimes ebay or sometime play.com.

    have fun!

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    amazon

    once bought off ebay and the guy ordered off amazon and shipped to me

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    Amazon via forum shop. I always buy the packs of 70 as i use my pogo every day
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    is a pogo better than an iphone?
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    I may have a new pogo printer for sale? x

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    Quote Originally Posted by jadavi View Post
    is a pogo better than an iphone?
    A pogo is a printer for photos... I have no idea how it works with an iphone.

    I use mine with my camera

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    No, what I mean is: is a photo from an iphone via email better than a photo thru a pogo. maybe depends on the quality of the camera. The iphone camera seems pretty good....
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    June and I get ours from Amazon!!

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    I have just ordered thank you guys!

    I will keep an eye open for special deals from now on... it doesn't seem too expensive though if I pick and choose which photos to print.

    It's nice and quick as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by jadavi View Post
    No, what I mean is: is a photo from an iphone via email better than a photo thru a pogo. maybe depends on the quality of the camera. The iphone camera seems pretty good....
    the pogo just prints the photos that you have taken from your camera, so the quality depends upon the camera.

    i like the pogo as the photos are little, you don't need to cut them out, its meant to be portable ( but mine doesn't hold its charge for printing more than 2 photos now! ) and they are sticky to stick where you want them !!!

    i don't think the pogo works with the iphone. and i don't think you can print from the computor to the pogo, just straight from the camera, or i blutooth from my phone.

 

 

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