Kodak Easyshare ESP 9

I've done some searching but can't really find out anything about this printer other than from the manufacturer. Has anyone any personal experience with this printer, positive or negative? I am also considering the Epson Stylus Photo RX680. Any comments would be welcome! :help By the way, I am not a pro, but I would like good looking prints!
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"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" - Wayne Gretzky
Now, as for photo printing, my view is no. This is a three color+black printer, and the color ink tank is a single tank. You will get much better color reproduction with more colors, and individual ink tanks are a must have (IMHO) with photo printing, since the colors are used at very different rates.
The Epson you mention is much better suited to photo printer as it is a 5 color+black printer, and separate tanks. If you must have a single printer for the entire family AND a photo printer, this would be a better choice, but you will pay for it in ink. (ink for this is $100 list)
For this reason, I have a family printer, that is a cheap all in one, and a photo printer for my hobby. I recommend the Epson R280 if you need a decent photo printer.
EDIT: My bad...it is the ESP 7 that I am looking at, not the 9. The difference in the 7 and 9 is that the 9 has an automatic document feeder for auto duplexing. The print engine and ink are the same. Both 7 and 9 feature wireless. For a good review, check out http://www.trustedreviews.com/printers/review/2009/02/20/Kodak-ESP-7-Inkjet-All-in-One/p1
In the end I settled on the Epson Workforce 40. (I didn't need an all-in-one so those features weren't important to me). What I gave up was the cheaper inks and the built-in duplexing. What I gained was smaller size, individual ink tanks, and much higher quality inks. The workforce arrived a few days ago and I've been mostly* pleased with it.
* What I'm not pleased with, and almost sent it back for, is misleading advertising. Epson says this printer has "built-in two-sided printing." To every reasonable person that means built-in duplexing. But that's not what Epson means. They mean that using their software you can print a page, turn it upside down and put it back in the printer, and have the 2nd side printed on. This is a feature built-in to Windows (and I'm sure OSX) that every printer on the planet can take advantage of (manual duplexing). To advertise it in this way is totally bogus.