General 720 Printer Complaint

• Little support for running the printer on a print server (such as a wireless print server from Linksys, Netgear, etc.).  The printer driver immediately complains that the brand new trial cartridges are out of ink, the test page that the thing prints is cut off, and the install routine won't even give you the option to specify the location - it assumes a USB connection.  Also, you can't align the page through a networked connection.
• Immediate and unpreventable installation of some photo software.  I really don't want any extraneous software on my machine.  The software (JASC Paint Shop Pro, I think)doesn't interest me at all - it could be good software, but I know Photoshop extremely well, and plenty well enough to not want to change to another graphics/photo package.  In fact, the install routine forced it on my computer after manually installing the driver (which is really irritating; I was hoping to circumvent that, since this is the second time I've installed the driver on a computer).
• The ink descriptions on the web site don't include the volume of ink; this is one of the more important items when determining whether or not I would purchase a large cartridge or not.
• The ink cartridges are really expensive compared to the "generic" cartridges available at CompUSA (and probably elsewhere).  We're talking $56 vs $36, not even the normal $29 to $23-$25 difference that you get with Hewlett Crapper cartridges vs. "generic" cartridges.

These are my thoughts after the initial 5 minutes of using.  It's really shameful that Dell would put their name on these, but I guess I shouldn't expect much when we received them for free, and our sales rep wouldn't even remove them from the order.  However, this printer has made up my mind as to the next printer I am going to purchase...or, well, not purchase- I will not purchase a Dell printer (and at this point, you can't even give me one).  That being said, I hope for Dell's sake that their other printers aren't as bad.

/Andrew