A good simple laser printer is often quicker and cheaper than the equivalent inkjet and Epson's Aculaser M1200 comes in at a very attractive entry-level price. Although it has basic facilities, these could be all you ...

Epson's Aculaser M1200 is just about all you could expect for an ultra-inexpensive mono laser printer. While there are few bells and whistles, it produces good quality print, quickly and without stinging you every time you buy toner or drum. A cover ...

If you've never come across the phrase electrophotographic LED technology before, then that's probably because this printing method (which uses almost 5,000 light emitting diodes to create an image) has only recently been devised as a ...

If you run a small business and need a single-function mono and colour printer for modest printing needs, that won't weigh a ton, fits snugly and discreetly on a work station and produces decent quality wireless results, the Hl-3070CW is definitely ...

The competition for the most efficient and affordable All-in-One printer shows no sign of cooling down, with Canon releasing the latest in its PIXMA multifunction range for less than £60. In fact, we discovered prices significantly ...

Although you may find yourself getting through the ink cartridges relatively quickly, both the quality of the prints and the speed of operation were impressive and, for the price, the PIXMA MP270 would be an excellent choice for a low-yield All-in-One.

Ricoh's Gelsprinter technology, while not taking the world by storm, has proven its worth in the company's first range of printers and all-in-ones, but the Aficio GX e3350N is almost like a second-generation machine. Building on ...

Ricoh's Aficio GX e3350N shows where the Gelsprinter technology can take us in providing a fast, inexpensive business inkjet printer with useful extras, such as duplex print. Print quality is fine for business use and speeds are good for black and ...

With reams of budget all-in-ones (AIOs) available for casual users there's a constant battle between speed, quality and value, and HP has attempted to find the right combination yet again here with the PhotoSmart C4680. We ...

The PhotoSmart C4680 is certainly capable of some impressive results from colour photo printing and offers solid performance for document prints, but while its slower print speeds are acceptable given the price point, based on the price of replacement ...

Epson seems to have a limitless capacity to churn out upgraded multifunction printers and this was illustrated recently when it launched no fewer than four new models in its Stylus collection, which ranged from a couple ...

All in all, it's hard to fault a multifunction printer at this price that manages to include so many extra functions like WiFi, fax and flash card reading while still producing swift and superior quality images.

Multifunction printers are all the rage these days and so Canon has been responding to the surge in demand by producing a number of machines that cater for all budgets and workloads and can still be ...

If your home printing needs are modest and you can afford to spend more on ink than some of its rivals, then the Canon PIXMA MP490 produces relatively good quality images for very little outlay.

The Platinum Pro905 sits at the top of Lexmark's range of Professional all-in-one printers. It's aimed at the SOHO market, with one eye on budget colour laser multifunctions. The advantages of inkjet over laser are in ...

This is a versatile, well-equipped all-in-one, which is great to use and flexible enough to handle most small-business tasks. And so it should, at over £350. This is probably the most expensive machine of its type currently available and you'll need ...

The HP Colour LaserJet Professional CP5220 series is specifically targeted at small businesses that may need to do a fair amount of A3 colour printing, whether it's for presentations and marketing materials or posters and photos ...

For small businesses needing to produce a large amount of A3 size colour photos or marketing materials, this is a nippy, uncomplicated workhorse that gets the job done with good but not exceptional results.

Whoever wrote the instructions for Polaroid's PoGo instant mobile printer was clearly well versed in their Ikea exams. Eschewing the need for luxuries such as words, instead we get a hieroglyphic set of instructions that get ...

A promising device, albeit a bit of novelty at this stage. That is unless you have an overriding urge for 3 x 2-inch prints.