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Epson Stylus Photo R2000 - Epson
The Epson Stylus Photo R2000 is a wide-format inkjet printer that uses seven pigmented inks to print beautiful color photos as large as 13-by-22 inches, and even longer if you use the included roll paper adapter... read more at Macworld
Though HP's $199 Photosmart 7510 multifunction inkjet (MFP) looks strikingly similar to the company's Photosmart eStation, you cannot, as you can with the eStation, remove the LCD control panel and use it like a tablet... read more at Macworld
Brother's new $150 MFC-J825DW color inkjet multifunction printer (print/scan/copy/fax) is a budget-friendly choice for your small or home office, enhanced by a few higher-end features, namely CD/DVD printing and some Web connectivity... read more at Macworld
Canon's $100 Pixma iP4920 has several things going for it: good speed for a simple color inkjet printer, above-average paper handling, and the ability to print on specially coated CD/DVD media... read more at Macworld
The Canon Pixma iX6520 is a wide-format inkjet printer meant for small offices wanting to produce colorful, printed marketing materials or large spreadsheets up to 13 by 19 inches ... read more at Macworld
If posters, calendars, or fancy brochures are in your small office's future, check out the Brother MFC-J6710DW color inkjet multifunction printer, which can print, copy, scan, and fax at media sizes up to 11 by 17 inches ... read more at Macworld
Epson's WorkForce 840 All-in-One Printer is a $299 color inkjet multifunction printer (print/copy/scan/fax) for small offices. At that price, MFPs tend to offer a full array of features ... read more at Macworld
The Kodak ESP C310 All-in-One Printer (print/scan/copy) is one of the better bargains in the $100 price range of color inkjet multifunctions. The primary reason is its ink pricing, which is much lower than what you'll find for similar models ... read more at Macworld
Dell's V313w color inkjet multifunction printer is priced at a mere $100, and it seems to receive regular discounting on Dell's Website. But while it looks like a good deal (especially in view of its integrated wireless functionality) it's ultimately a mediocre product overall ... read more at Macworld
The Dell 1355cnw color multifunction printer will appeal to small offices, as it combines print, copy, scan, and fax capabilities in an inexpensive package ... read more at Macworld
The Canon Selphy CP800 snapshot printer is inexpensive, and it does a generally nice job of printing photos. Watching the machine's dye-sublimation technology in action is interesting, too ... read more at Macworld
Just like in Highlander, there can be only one, and in this case, we chose the Canon PIXMA MG8120, which offers the best mix of quality, speed, and convenience at a fair price ... read more at MacLife
Just like in Highlander, there can be only one, and in this case, we chose the Canon PIXMA MG8120, which offers the best mix of quality, speed, and convenience at a fair price ... read more at MacLife
The HP Officejet 7500A Wide Format e-All-in-One is a wide format, inkjet multifunction printer with fax capabilities. Aimed at small or home businesses, the Officejet can print on pages as large as 13 by 19 ... read more at Macworld
The Epson Stylus NX625 color inkjet multifunction (print, scan, and copy) brings no-nonsense design, speed, and generally good output to your home office. Its price of $150 is economical. It compares favorably with the HP Photosmart e-All-in-One ... read more at Macworld
The HP Officejet 6500A Plus e-All-in-One Printer is an inkjet multifunction printer with fax, scan, and copy capabilities. It features HP’s ePrint remote printing and printing apps, and is one of the few printers to support Apple’s iOS AirPrint technology ... read more at Macworld
HP’s Photosmart Premium e-All-in-One (C310a) is an inkjet multifunction with a letter-sized flatbed scanner with scan and copy capabilities ... read more at Macworld
Lexmark can't be faulted for modesty in picking the lofty name of Genesis for its groundbreaking new inkjet multifunction. The price is similarly ambitious at $400 ... read more at Macworld
You’ve got to hand it to HP: When the company decides to rethink printing, it thinks big. Its Photosmart eStation c510a weds a fast, capable color inkjet multifunction with a unique extra: the Zeen, a removable touchscreen ... read more at Macworld
The HP Officejet Pro 8500A Plus color inkjet multifunction printer (for printing, copying, scanning, and faxing) may look expensive at $300, but you get a lot for the money ... read more at Macworld
HP's Envy100 e-All-in-One color inkjet multifunction printer (for printing, copying, and scanning) makes being decorative a higher priority than being useful. Created with the same stylistic flair ... read more at Macworld
The Epson Artisan 725 Arctic Edition color inkjet multifunction (print/copy/scan) is a step or two down in features from the company's flagship Artisan 835. For its lower $200 price, however, it delivers the same high-quality output ... read more at Macworld
Samsung’s CLP-670ND color laser printer performs satisfactorily or better across the board, making it a viable choice for your workgroup or small office. Samsung’s suggested price for the CLP-670ND is $858 ... read more at Macworld
Kodak's flagship ESP 9250 color inkjet multifunction prints, scans, copies, and faxes, and does it all wirelessly, for less money ... read more at Macworld
The Epson Stylus NX420 color inkjet multifunction (print/copy/scan) provides good output, decent performance, and wireless connectivity for just $100 ... read more at Macworld
Xerox's ColorQube printers, including the $899 ColorQube 8570DN, are unique in using solid-ink supplies rather than liquid ink or powdered toner. Unfortunately, the simplicity and economy of this technology come at the expense of its performance ... read more at Macworld
The Epson Artisan 835 is the company's flagship, photo-oriented color inkjet multifunction (print/copy/scan/fax). Although it isn't specifically designed for office use (as is Epson's WorkForce line ... read more at Macworld
The Lexmark Impact S305 inkjet multifunction printer (for printing, copying, and scanning) offers a basic set of features and capabilities for just $100, which would make it a real bargain except that its ink prices are extremely high ... read more at Macworld
Despite a few quirks, the Samsung CLX-6220FX color laser multifunction printer is well worth considering for small-workgroup use. It offers only average performance and toner costs, but its output quality is very nice ... read more at Macworld
Canon's Pixma iP4820 color inkjet printer does just about everything well, does it fairly quickly, and does it quietly. Though you could spend less than its $100 price on a competitor ... read more at Macworld
The shiny, black Canon Pixma MG8120 color inkjet multifunction printer (which performs printing, copying, and scanning), is nothing if not cool-looking—the control panel integrated into the top lid is a must-see ... read more at Macworld
The HP Photosmart e-All-in-One could be any low-end color inkjet multifunction printer saddled with limited features and pricey inks. Its solid performance and its access to a range of Web-based printing apps ... read more at Macworld
The Canon Pixma MG5220 color inkjet multifunction (print/scan/copy) device offers strong speed and output quality, and it's competitively priced ... read more at Macworld
The Canon Pixma MP495 color inkjet multifunction printer handles printing, copying, and scanning, and currently it costs just $10 more than its cousin, the Canon Pixma MP280 ... read more at Macworld
At just $70, Canon's Pixma MP280 color inkjet multifunction printer (print/copy/scan) is priced to tempt budget-minded users. It offers impressive output quality, but its minimal features and higher-than-average ink costs ... read more at Macworld
Epson's WorkForce 520 color inkjet multifunction printer (with print, scan, copy, and fax functions) deserves credit for breaking two inkjet stereotypes. It is not slow—in fact, it's blazing fast. Its inks are not expensive, either ... read more at Macworld
Epson B-510DN Business Color Inkjet Printer - Epson
Epson’s B-510DN color inkjet printer could be the first crossover success, besting its own cohort (as well as many lower-end color lasers) in speed and cost per page ... read more at Macworld
Lexmark's Pinnacle Pro901 color inkjet multifunction printer (which handles printing, scanning, copying, and faxing) is priced on the high side, but it's packed with features that would satisfy a busy home or small office ... read more at Macworld
Canon's Pixma MX350 color inkjet multifunction device (for printing, scanning, copying, and faxing) offers a good assortment of features and capabilities for an affordable $150, though its ink costs are high ... read more at Macworld
Canon’s Pixma MX340 color inkjet multifunction device (with print, scan, copy, and fax capabilities) looks like a bargain until you factor in its pricey inks. If you don’t print much, however ... read more at Macworld
Lexmark’s Interact S605 color inkjet multifunction printer avoids being just another $200 printer/scanner/copier by including a 4.3-inch color LCD touchscreen for its control panel (think iPod touch or iPhone ... read more at Macworld
For $200, Canon’s Pixma MX870 color inkjet multifunction printer offers a lot of features and performance for the money, especially for small-office or home-office users. Its ink prices are good, too ... read more at Macworld
Kodak’s ESP 7250 multifunction device (color inkjet printer, scanner, copier) offers home and student users a fun assortment of features for a midrange price. Its low ink costs are appealing, but ... read more at Macworld
Canon's MX range of all-in-ones is aimed at the small and home business, as opposed to the MP range targeted at photo enthusiasts ... read more at MacUserUK
Brother is one of only two manufacturers, the other being OKI, to use an LED print engine rather than a more conventional laser ... read more at MacUserUK
It isn't unusual for office equipment to look underwhelming, but while grey plastic and sharp edges might be the norm for laser printers and photocopiers ... read more at MacUserUK
The Kodak ESP Office 6150 is a multi-function printer with print, copy, scan and fax capabilities, which has been designed squarely ... read more at MacUserUK
HP’s Officejet 6000 Wireless color inkjet printer may dwell in the shadow of its faster cousin, the Officejet Pro 8000 Wireless (), but it has nothing to be ashamed of ... read more at Macworld
Oki's C610dtn color LED printer is one of the better-balanced office printer models I've seen recently. For a reasonable price, it offers good performance ... read more at Macworld
Samsung is developing quite a name for itself as a producer of low-price, high-value mono laser printers and all-in-ones. The SCX-4623F is based on the SCX-4600 ... read more at MacUserUK
If you're on a budget and want an inkjet printer, but don't need the ability to scan or copy documents, then a single-function machine like Canon's Pixma ... read more at MacUserUK
More than a decade ago, I tested Epson's first wide-format, photographic-quality, inkjet printer, the Stylus Pro 9000. At the time, there were a number of companies ... read more at Macworld
Aside from the fact that Kodak’s ESP 3250 color inkjet multifunction printer is inexpensive and doubles as a decent photo printer, it is an average-quality ... read more at Macworld
Brother's HL-3070CW color LED printer gives small offices color printing on the cheap, and it has Wi-Fi, too. As is the case with many bargains, however ... read more at Macworld
Lexmark's Platinum Pro905 color inkjet multifunction printer is a well-equipped, competent small-office multifuntion printer (MFP) with a twist ... read more at Macworld
Its machines may not be the most glamorous of office printers, but Kyocera Mita has built a reputation for robust equipment and low cost of ownership ... read more at MacUserUK
There are plenty of inexpensive all-in-one printers available, but few of them include an automatic document feeder (ADF), full fax functions and wireless connection ... read more at MacUserUK
When it comes to compact photo printers, we don’t usually hope for a whole lot in the way of extras. That’s because the most we’d expect to pay for a 4x6 ... read more at MacLife
A laser-based all-in-one for around £100 looks like a particularly good deal, but what can you get for that kind of money? Well, in the case of Samsung's SCX-4600, you get a surprisingly well-equipped ... read more at MacUserUK
HP has a range of Photosmart all-in-ones, from the all-singing, all-dancing £180 Photosmart Premium, down to the relatively budget £90 Photosmart. In the middle ... read more at MacUserUK
Epson's new Stylus Pro 3880 is the much-longed-for replacement to the best-selling, competitively priced A2+ Stylus Pro 3800 ... read more at MacUserUK
Canon's large, showy all-in-ones have made quite a name for themselves over the past few years, but mainly in the £100-£200 price band ... read more at MacUserUK
All-in-one printers aimed at photo enthusiasts are a key part of all the major printer manufacturers' inkjet ranges. Epson's latest take on the genre is the Stylus Photo PX710W ... read more at MacUserUK
HP’s Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web All-in-One Printer is a color inkjet multifunction printer with one truly new feature: the ability to access Web-based applications for viewing and printing items ... read more at Macworld
At first, Epson’s PictureMate Show PM300 compact photo printer looks like a bulky, awkward piece of printing equipment, with an unnecessarily large display screen. Given a few more minutes ... read more at Macworld
Epson's PictureMate Dash PM 260 snapshot printer may look like a glorified lunch box, but it delivers where it counts. It's fast and very easy to use ... read more at Macworld
The Photosmart A646 has some impressive features. Most snapshot printers take only one size of media, but the Photosmart A646 accepts three ... read more at Macworld
Epson’s aptly named PictureMate Charm PM225 snapshot printer gets by on just that: It does what it does nicely—though not very quickly. It’s not as versatile as other snapshot printers ... read more at Macworld
Canon’s Selphy CP780 snapshot printer has its problems—namely, mediocre speed and expensive, wasteful consumables. But it’s affordable and its design is simple ... read more at Macworld
At first glance, Canon’s Selphy CP790 snapshot printer looks more like a lime-green lunch pail. With its convenient handle, it begs you to take it to your next children’s party ... read more at Macworld
There's a definite trend among higher-end inkjet all-in-one makers to build touchscreens into their machines - we recently looked at one on Lexmark's Interact S605 ... read more at MacUserUK
The Photosmart Plus is the latest in HP's new range of all-in-one devices. It sits in the middle of a new 'easier to understand' set of all-in-ones ... read more at MacUserUK
All-in-one printers do everything, but usually at the expense of excelling at any single job. Not so with the Epson Artisan 810 ... read more at MacLife
It's not often a printer maker comes up with a genuinely new idea, and you could say this one is just lateral thinking, but Lexmark has incorporated a touchscreen control panel into three of its latest all-in-ones ... read more at MacUserUK
Printers that can cope with paper larger than A3+ are mainly confined to the world of graphics professionals, but HP and a couple of other makers are trying to stretch their office inkjet ranges ... read more at MacUserUK
Filling your own inkjet printer cartridges can slash inks costs by 60 to 85 percent, save oil that’s used to transport them, and cut down on the hundreds of millions of plastic empties ... read more at MacLife
Brother’s MFC-6890CDW is a large format ink-jet multifunction device targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses. You can print, scan, and fax over USB, wired Ethernet, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi ... read more at Macworld
Konica Minolta’s magicolor 1690MF is a compact multifunction device with a color laser printer, flatbed scanner, and fax. It connects to your Mac either via USB or 10/100 Ethernet ... read more at Macworld
The Canon Pixma MP540 offers a lot in terms of specification. It's an all-in-one device that has the usual print, copy and scan capability, as well as two paper trays and a variety of digital memory card slots for direct printing ... read more at MacUserUK
The Stylus SX215 is a good-looking choice. Finished in shiny black plastic and with a mock carbon-fibre scanner lid, it sports most of the mod-cons. It comes with a 1.5in LCD, a 1200 x 2400dpi scanner ... read more at MacUserUK
We expect much from our electronics these days. Our phones need to surf the Web. We want our snapshot cameras to record movies. So a printer that just spits out ink-covered pages seems so, well, yesterday. Nearly every major printer manufacturer has released a hybrid device ... read more at Macworld
Maybe Fujitsu’s design team felt nostalgic for their now-dead printer division, because there’s no way around it--the S1500M looks like a printer (or at least a scanner with an identity crisis). That’s not a bad thing, mind you ... read more at MacLife
HP’s Officejet 6000 Wireless is an inexpensive four-color ink-jet printer that, as its name implies, has wireless 802.11b/g connectivity. It also has an inexpensive price per print... read more at Macworld
HP is trying to make its Photosmart C8180 stand out and has included a DVD rewriter, a touchscreen, a transparency scanner and Bluetooth. In the process, though, it's pumped up the price to just under £200... read more at MacUserUK
Canon's Pixma Pro9000 MkII A3+ inkjet aimed at professional photographers is a revamp of the original Pro9000, with improved mono print speed, support for a wider range of thirdparty photo papers... read more at MacUserUK
It can be quite hard to tell the difference between Brother's all-in-one devices. So many of them have similar designs, with curved tops that get steeper towards the front, where the control panel is located... read more at MacUserUK
The compact HP Laserjet M1319f multifunction device is ideal for producing text documents quickly and can affordably perform many duties necessary for a small business: copying, faxing, duplex printing, and scanning... read more at Macworld
When Kodak entered the inkjet all-in-one market a couple of years ago, many people wondered if it wasn't too late, given the maturity of the marketplace. In fact, the company's all-in-ones have sold well enough for it to introduce four new machines... read more at MacUserUK
There are plenty of multifunction printers around and quite a few colour laser all-in-ones. There are rather fewer that have PostScript Level 3 emulation, duplex print and full fax functionality as standard... read more at MacUserUK
The Brother MFC-990CW is an all-in-one device aimed squarely at the home and small business market. It has plenty of features and its low-slung profile will appeal to those with a lack of space... read more at MacUserUK
Brother’s MFC-790CW is a multifunction color ink-jet device that can scan, print, copy, and fax. Equipped with a flatbed scanner, an automatic document feeder for copying and scanning, a (smallish) 50-sheet printer tray... read more at Macworld
Epson's Stylus Photo R2880 is an A3+ colour inkjet that features a number of improvements over its predecessor, the Stylus Photo R2400, to improve both colour and black and white output... read more at MacUserUK
Lexmark’s C544dn is a compact color laser printer that supports emulated PostScript 3 as welll as PCL 6 (Printer Command Lanaguage 6). Aimed at small to mid-sized businesses, this $499 printer can connect via 10/100 Ethernet or USB 2.0... read more at Macworld
Kodak’s ESP 9 is a multifunction ink-jet device that prints, copies, faxes, and scans. The ESP 9 is a versatile device equipped with very good color scanning and printing capabilities but is mediocre in other important areas... read more at Macworld
Several of Canon's range of all-in-one printers are designed for home and semi-pro photographers, and with the Pixma MP980, the company is further tailoring to this market by improving the black-and-white print quality of the machine. Its immediate predecessor, the MP970, used seven inks... read more at MacUserUK
Rarely do we run across an all-in-one printer as capable, affordable, and easy to use as the Epson WorkForce 600. On top of that, the device—which prints, scans, copies, and faxes—is attractive enough to share desk space with a MacBook Pro, iMac, or Mac Pro, without sticking out like a soccer mom at a death-metal concert... read more at MacLife
The MP620 is a new mid-range, all-in-one addition to Canon's Pixma range, with a specific focus on photo printing. It's well equipped for capturing your old prints using its scanner and, appropriately, it also features a variety of built-in card reader slots, as well as a PictBridge port... read more at MacUserUK
With its newly introduced Stylus SX600FW all-in-one device, Epson appears to be trying to move inkjet technology into the lower end of the business market. To make a success of this, the machine will need to have good print speeds, decent capacities in its ink cartridges and paper trays... read more at MacUserUK
If you regularly need to print, copy and scan in colour and to fax, you may consider saving some desk space by buying a multi-function printer. With Lexmark's X560n, though, you'll still need quite a bit of room... read more at MacUserUK
The Artisan 800 from Epson is a photo ink-jet multifunction device that can print, scan, copy, fax, and print directly onto ink-jet printable optical discs like CD-Rs and DVD-Rs... read more at Macworld
In a market where competition is fierce to create an affordable yet functional printer that can appeal to even the most casual user, HP has upped the ante by introducing the Deskjet D2545, an inexpensive ink-jet printer that’s also environmentally friendly... read more at Macworld
Epson’s Stylus NX400 is an inexpensive ink-jet multifunction device that can print, scan, and copy documents and photos. It attaches to your Mac via USB 2.0, though many of the NX400’s features can be used without a computer thanks to its flash memory card slots and PictBridge USB port... read more at Macworld
Sporting a clever bucket design that allows for easy packing of cords and extra media, Canon's Selphy CP770 is a streamlined portable photo printer with an optional battery that can print with or without being connected to a computer... read more at Macworld
The Canon Selphy CP740 is a compact photo printer that employs dye-sublimation, a printing process that uses heat to transfer images onto printable surfaces... read more at Macworld
The Canon Pixma mini320 is a compact photo printer featuring a special scroll wheel that makes printing photos an easy, smooth experience. Equipped with a carrying handle and a bright LCD screen... read more at Macworld
Twenty years ago we were promised that by about now, we'd all be working in paperless offices. Some hope! Despite the prevalence of email and other forms of electronic communication, it seems that we generate as much paper as ever... read more at MacUserUK
The capable Photosmart C7280 All-in-One gives you a color inkjet printer, scanner, copier, and fax machine in one tidy, versatile unit. And it easily attaches to a wired or wireless network, making it an ideal choice for a home office or small business... read more at MacLife
Despite Canon’s dominance in the professional digital camera market, the company has not replicated that success with its pro printers. It’s not for lack of trying: Canon has released at least four high-end printers over the past two years, but they generally come up short when put up against comparable printers from Epson or Hewlett-Packard... read more at Macworld
The Designjet Z3100 is a wide-format printer, coming in 24-inch and 44-inch versions, and, as such, it’s a large unit. But from the moment you open the Z3100’s crate, it’s obvious that HP’s engineers were thinking about usability... read more at Macworld
The PictureMate Zoom PM 290 portable photo printer is Epson’s upgrade of its PictureMate Flash PM 280 (4 mice), which has been Macworld’s Top Product in the portable photo printer category for almost a year. By following in the footsteps of its predecessor and offering excellent print quality, fast print speeds, a great user interface, and a valuable built-in CD burner... read more at Macworld
The new Pixma Pro9500 represents Canon’s entry into the higher end of the photo printer market, which includes Epson’s Stylus Photo R2400 and Hewlett-Packard’s Photosmart Pro B9180 (4.5 mice). Like its competitors, the $850 Pro9500 offers very good print quality, printing on papers up to 13 inches by 19 inches in size... read more at Macworld
Mitsubishi's latest printer is a one-trick pony - its principal task is to produce high-quality photographic prints. The big news about the CP9600DW is that it's the first 600dpi dye-sublimation printer. Such a low resolution would be risible in the inkjet world but dye-subs play to a different set of rules. Thanks to the continuous tone printing, the dye sublimation process makes resolution less important; even 300dpi dye-sub prints bear very close comparison with true photographic prints... read more at MacUserUK
HP Photosmart C5280 All-in-One - Hewlett - Packard
HP's latest All-in-One printer, the Photosmart C5280 has just hit the dealers' shelves and as you might expect from HP, it ticks most of the right boxes. It's a 4800 x 1200dpi inkjet with built-in 4800dpi A4 flatbed scanner. It has a 2.4in colour LCD plus slots for CF, SD, XD and Memory Stick memory cards for direct photo printing. Its sister printer, the C5180, is about £20 dearer and has the same basic spec plus the luxury of an Ethernet port... read more at MacUserUK
Kodak made the EasyShare 5300 all-in-one printer simple and affordable to maintain, but the company has a few things to work on
to compete in the Mac-friendly inkjet printer market.Using the EasyShare 5300’s large 3-inch color LCD, rotating and cropping photos directly from our camera’s memory card was a snap. Print time for a 4-by-6-inch photo was about
a minute... read more at MacLife
The Canon Pixma iP6700D is an affordable photo ink-jet printer that’s capable of printing superior-quality photos comparable to those developed in a photo lab. In addition to producing photos with great shadow detail and accurate colors, this printer offers a multitude of customization options such as noise reduction, face brightening, and color adjustment. Equipped with two input trays, six ink cartridges, and a user-friendly control panel... read more at Macworld
The Pixma iP1800 is Canon’s entry-level ink-jet photo printer, which is clear if you take a gander at its price tag. At the surprisingly low price of $50, this printer is equipped with the bare essentials to perform its duties: a sheet feeder, a dual ink-cartridge system, a USB port to connect the printer to your Mac, and a roller that spits out your photos... read more at Macworld
The Pixma IP2500 is a strictly no-frills photo inkjet printer that dispenses with features such as separate ink tanks, additional feed trays and CD/DVD printing, but still manages to output impressive photos and text pages pretty quickly... read more at MacUserUK
HP Officejet Pro K5400 color printer - Hewlett-Packard
The speedy HP Officejet Pro K5400 is an ink-jet printer designed for businesses. It can print decent-quality color or gray-scale documents, as well as surprisingly good photos. And it prints color or gray-scale documents at speeds comparable to those of many laser printers... read more at Macworld
The Pantone color system is used in the printing industry to ensure that the colors used in the design process are the same colors used during production. Pantone's ColorVantage pigment inks for Epson's Stylus Photo 1270, 1280, 2200, and R2400 printers offer nice results... read more at MacLife
If you're spending too much time and money at the photo lab, it's time to invest in the versatile, yet reasonably priced, Stylus Photo 1400. It prints photos to rival those from a lab, in a flexible array of sizes... read more at MacLife
Epson's new Stylus Pro 3800 stands out from the crowd as a temptingly sized, desktop A2+ photo-printer for enthusiasts and imaging professionals. Sitting directly beneath the larger and pricier A2+ Stylus Pro 4800, the Pro 3800 is the company's entry-level, wide-format printer based on the maker's nine-colour UltraChrome K3 pigment-based ink set ... read more at MacUserUK
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