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HP Deskjet 6940 review
The HP Deskjet 6940 is a basic colour inkjet printer designed for home and small-office users who have low-volume printing needs, but may want to print the occasional snapshot. Its price, features, no-fuss design and print quality make it a great printer for students or anyone on a budget Read more
9 August 2006 by Felisa Yang
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Canon Pixma iP90 review
The Canon Pixma iP90 is a sleek, lightweight, go-anywhere portable inkjet printer that creates full-size documents and colour graphics, as well as 100x150mm (4x6-inch) colour photographs. Thanks to built-in PictBridge and infrared (IrDA) ports, you can print directly from your digital camera, handheld or mobile phone without a computer Read more
21 July 2006 by Jeffrey Fuchs
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HP Color LaserJet 3600n review
Good value for a workgroup network colour laser printer, the 3600n comes with well-filled cartridges and is efficient with its ink. The design couldn't make jam-clearing and maintenance any easier, but its text quality leaves something to be desired and its expandability options are limited Read more
20 June 2006 by Dan Littman
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Lexmark C522n review
The Lexmark C522n gives you high quality prints at a fraction of the cost of many business printers. It's compact, easily manoeuvrable and its performance and print quality excels -- it rattles off plain text documents at a rate not far off top-end models costing thousands of pounds Read more
15 June 2006 by Dan Littman
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Canon Pixma iP6600D review
A large 89mm LCD screen, a built-in card reader, good photo output and duplex printing of up to 300 sheets between refills make the 9,600x2,400dpi iP6600D a solid fit for digital camera owners who prize versatility and convenience, but slow printing and poor text quality will limit its appeal Read more
22 March 2006 by David D. Busch
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Canon Selphy CP710 review
On-the-go digital photographers travelling without a computer will appreciate the Canon Selphy CP710's small size, lightweight and mobility. When equipped with the optional rechargeable battery, this compact, 300dpi dye-sublimation printer has everything you need to output 150x100mm photos anywhere; that includes a unique retractable USB cable for your camera, a built-in memory-card reader and a 38mm colour LCD Read more
22 December 2005 by David D. Busch
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Canon Selphy DS810 review
The Canon Selphy DS810 is easy enough to use and with it's certainly one of the more economic printers on the market. Its print quality is somewhat below outstanding, but it's a well designed, quick and efficient printer from a reliable stable Read more
16 December 2005 by David D. Busch
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Xerox Phaser 8500N review
The Xerox Phaser 8500N has nearly everything a colour business printer should, including speed, solid network handling and add-ons for paper capacity and memory, but it uses an innovative drum-based system that liquefies solid blocks of ink, making colour printing faster and cheaper, although not quite as good quality Read more
22 November 2005 by Kristina Blachere
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Samsung SPP-2040 photo printer review
With its good-looking 100x150mm dye-sub prints, compact chassis, easy standalone operation and multiple connectivity options, the Samsung SPP-2040 is a photo printer you'll be tempted to carry with you everywhere -- but you'll need a good-sized bag Read more
3 October 2005 by David D. Busch
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HP Photosmart 8250 review
Although it functions serviceably as a speedy text printer, the HP Photosmart 8250's real strength is as a personal photo lab. In addition to working with a computer, the HP Photosmart 8250 prints directly from many digital cameras and most common memory cards. With an optional Bluetooth adaptor, you can also print from camera phones and PDAs. Read more
16 September 2005 by David D. Busch
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