Price range: £227.35
What we think: This affordable colour laser offers expandability and good image quality for the price
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 23 September 2004
We like:
Affordable; very good print quality; no-nonsense design and interface; highly expandable
We don't like:
Slow colour print speeds; base model has low paper capacity; no LCD on control panel
You might also need:
Paper, parallel, or USB cable
CNET.co.uk judgement:
This colour printer has a bare-bones configuration and slow colour print speeds, but it is extremely affordable, offers great print quality, and can be upgraded as your printing needs change
Latest user reviews
September 11, 2005
Posted by: Anonymous
"Brilliant machine"
July 31, 2005
Posted by: Alan Marchal
"Cheap to buy... Expensive to keep!"
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