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Epson Aculaser C1000 review

Review The Aculaser C1000 delivers solid performance and print quality at a reasonable price. A good choice of colour printer for small/medium-sized companies and departments.

7.0 Editors' Rating

Canon S750 review

Review An excellent general-purpose inkjet printer for consumers and small businesses.

8.0 Editors' Rating

Review For those who must have leading-edge kit, this is the first Bluetooth printer we've seen. However, if you just want a printer and can live with wires, you can get the same print quality for less money.

7.2 Editors' Rating

HP Color Inkjet Printer cp1160 review

Review If you've got the space for it, the cp1160 is a good general-purpose printer for homes and small businesses.

7.4 Editors' Rating

Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 940c review

Review Great graphics, a low price and HP's reputation make this a good choice for home users. Better text quality and lower ink costs would help, though.

6.4 Editors' Rating

Canon S500 review

Review An excellent and inexpensive graphics and photo printer -- if you can overlook the flaws in its text-printing abilities.

6.8 Editors' Rating

Epson Stylus C80 review

Review Great speed, great graphics -- shame that Epson's Stylus C80 falls down on something as essential as printing plain-black text.

6.4 Editors' Rating

SiPix Pocket Printer A6 review

Review If you need to be able to print anywhere, anytime, this is worth a look - but there are, inevitably, serious limitations on functionality and performance.

HP LaserJet 9000dn review

Review An excellent high-speed network printer, but be prepared to add extra memory and paper trays.

7.5 Editors' Rating

HP Officejet v40 review

Review Well worth considering if you're in a cramped office, or are working from home.

7.5 Editors' Rating

OKI C9200dn review

Review A great workhorse colour printer for large networks.

8.0 Editors' Rating

Olympus Camedia P-400 review

Review Its output quality is excellent, but the P-400's price and slow speed may put some buyers off.

7.2 Editors' Rating

HP LaserJet 4100N review

Review A very capable printer for workgroups with high throughput requirements.

7.7 Editors' Rating

HP LaserJet 2200dtn review

Review A versatile monochrome printer for small workgroups.

7.2 Editors' Rating

Olympus Camedia P-200 review

Review A compact portable printer capable of very high-quality -- if small and expensive -- prints.

7.5 Editors' Rating

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