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Kyocera Mita FS-C2526MFP Printer
A workgroup printer has to be quick, reliable and cheap to run, as well as producing good quality print. This Kyocera Mita machine can manage three, out of those four. The one it’s not so hot on is print speed. While it’s rated at 26ppm in both black and colour, we didn’t see more…
Polaroid Z340
Like Hoover, Sellotape and Tannoy, in its heyday the Polaroid brand was used almost as a generic term for a certain product. Can the instant photography concept make a comeback in the digital age? The Z340 is hot on the heels of products such as the X720E camcorder and an extension of the Lady GaGa-promoted…
Brother MFC-J5910DW Printer
They say bigger isn’t necessarily better but when it comes to printers, the greater the range of paper you can feed into your machine, the more versatile and useful it should be for your office. While there are a significant number of compact size multifunction printers available for small businesses, the Brother MFC-J5910DW goes the…
Epson Stylus Photo PX730WD
Epson’s latest printer may be provisionally aimed at iDevice owners, but it’s D-SLR owners that are the real benefactors. The lab-quality photos is the carrot offered by Epson here. The mid-priced option from its Stylus Photo line-up does indeed deliver a convincing argument, for home printing. The promise of great quality prints is no longer…
Epson B-510DN printer
Has Epson produced a laser-beater for offices? The reliance on inkjet rather than laser printing tech here looks like a gamble that’s paid-off. The B-510DN has excellent quality colour printing, making it a rather rare appearance on an office printer that otherwise sticks to the basics – and delivers these abilities in a speedy and…
Kodak office hero 6.1
Kodak has risen from a latecomer at the all-in-one ball, to being the second best seller after HP, based on both units and price. The office hero 6.1 is the SOHO model in the new range, which is the third generation of machines, after the ESP and ESP C ranges. This still uses the same,…
Xerox Phaser 6010
The first outing for Xerox’s colour LED print engine was in Dell’s range of small-footprint colour printers and all-in-ones, launched in 2010. Since then, Xerox has built them into its own range of low-cost devices. The Phaser 6010 now arrives as a smart, smooth, ice-white and translucent blue box, taking up very little room on…
Epson WorkForce Pro WP-4025 printer
The market for affordable, fast printers for small offices is on the rise, but it is laser printers – usually budget mono models – that have been making the most noise of late. This inkjet effort from Epson not only claims to be faster than its laser-based competitors for smaller jobs, but it’s also marketed…
Canon PIXMA MG8250 Printer
Anyone spending north of £200 on an inkjet printer is in search of some serious all-round quality, and Canon’s range-topper doesn’t disappoint. Still, with quality lower down its line-up, is the MG8250′s advanced performance really necessary? Photographer’s dream? Absolutely. The MG8250 has a flatbed scanner atop that can deal in both slides and negatives. And…
Lexmark Intuition S505 printer
Running a small or home business and need a relatively compact all-in-one printer that will deliver good quality results in comparatively quick time and not cost a fortune on ink and energy? That’s the Holy Grail that all the printer companies are vying with each other to produce in these chilly economic times and the…