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Canon Pixma iP90v review
The Canon Pixma iP90v is a compact printer, small enough to slip into a laptop bag, for printing from practically anywhere. It's pretty pricey, especially with the add-ons, but if you simply must have a tiny inkjet, you'll be pleased with its print speeds and quality Read more
10 July 2007 by Felisa Yang
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Lexmark X502n colour laser multifunction review
The Lexmark X502n is a printer, scanner, photocopier and fax machine in one. It is missing some advanced fax features, but if you can live without those it should please you, delivering high-quality prints at very fast speeds Read more
9 July 2007 by Felisa Yang
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Lexmark C500n Color Laser Printer review
The Lexmark C500n is a basic, single-function colour laser printer geared for small offices and home offices. At £250, it seems expensive for a single-function machine, but the C500n's fast print speeds and network-readiness make it a good addition for offices that have high-volume text printing needs Read more
22 August 2006 by Felisa Yang
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Dell 1815dn review
The 1815dn is quite a deal, considering it prints (in monochrome), scans, faxes and copies, comes with a built-in duplexer, is network ready, and prints black text at nearly 18 pages per minute. It even has a built-in USB port for scanning to or printing from a USB flash drive Read more
6 September 2006 by Felisa Yang
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Samsung ML-3051ND review
The Samsung ML-3051ND straddles the gap between an über-expensive office laser printer and a personal laser printer, both in terms of features and price. For around £250, you get a network-ready mono printer with versatile paper-handling options, expandable memory, a built-in duplexer and high-quality prints Read more
25 October 2006 by Felisa Yang
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