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Canon Selphy ES1 review
When it comes to bright and vibrant colours there's little to touch the Canon Selphy ES1 at the moment. It takes just over a minute to produce a postcard-sized image -- not bad at all, especially when you see the quality. There's plenty of detail and blacks, and contrast levels are impressive Read more
30 November 2006 by Shaun Marin
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HP Photosmart C6380 review
The Photosmart C6380 all-in-one inkjet printer may well hit the sweet spot for many beginner photographers, combining ease of use with competitive performance and decent output quality. Its photo prints aren't the best we've ever seen but, for the price, it's a good package Read more
17 June 2009 by Justin Yu
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HP Photosmart 6510 review
HP's Photosmart 6510 produces great quality printouts and has some neat Web features. Read more
19 October 2011 by Niall Magennis
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HP Photosmart C8180 All-in-One review
Perfect for the amateur photo enthusiast, the HP Photosmart C8180 All-in-One functions as a printer, scanner and copier. It also boasts a touchscreen LCD display and fantastic connectivity options, from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth. It's well designed and produces good photo prints Read more
12 June 2008 by Justin Yu
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Canon Pixma iP2600 review
Canon's inkjet photo printer for users on a budget, the Pixma iP2600 lacks a PictBridge port and a memory card slot, but makes up for it with a sleek design, competitive print speeds and bold, crisp prints. It's a cost-effective printer for text and amateur photo printing Read more
28 March 2008 by Justin Yu
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Epson PictureMate 240 review
Epson's compact inkjet photo-printer offers impressive print speeds and a good range of photo enhancement features. Users can manually adjust settings such as sharpness, brightness and saturation, add frames, correct red eye and crop photos directly on the printer Read more
28 November 2006 by Felisa Yang
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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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Brother MFC-J625DW review
The Brother MFC-J625DW produces printed materials at a speedy pace, yet is also very affordable and easy to use. Read more
17 October 2011 by Niall Magennis
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Canon Pixma Pro9000 review
With more and more high-resolution cameras around, it's becoming more common for people to print large photos at home. If you want those big prints to look good, that means buying a medium-format printer, such as Canon's eight-ink dye-based Pixma Pro9000 Read more
29 August 2007 by Philip Ryan
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HP Photosmart D7160 review
HP's Photosmart D7160 produces excellent text prints and quality photo prints. It's not the speediest printer on the market but it's a good all-rounder and will meet the needs of most casual home users Read more
16 March 2007 by Felisa Yang
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