"Personal laser printers are exemplified by being slow and inexpensive, while workgroup machines are fast and pricey. In between is a netherworld of devices which are often neither one thing nor the other. Designed for the small office or workgroup of three to five people, the Canon i-SENSYS LBP6300dn aims to split the difference, offering speed and economy at the same time." Review details: Single Test. One mono laser printer was reviewed and rated on features, print quality, print speed and value.   → Test results

"The Canon Pixma iP4700 is an up-market inkjet printer in the higher price bracket and should not be compared with the budget printers that can be bought for less than £40. It is a stylishly designed versatile machine that delivers realistic colour prints as well as crisp black printed documents. It is easy to use and, as well as offering duplex printing, can print on CDs and DVDs. Consequently, it will come high on many people's wish list." Review details: Single Test. One printer was reviewed and rated on features, performance, value, ease of use and design.   → Test results

"The Canon i-Sensys MF4380dn is a reasonably light and compact all-in-one mono laser printer for SMB or home use from Canon." Review details: Single Test.   → Test results

"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, so the Pixma MX340 includes an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and fax facilities, but no photo card readers or photo feed tray." Review details: Single Test.   → Test results