Xerox's multi-function printer promises economic printing in exchange for the hefty initial price. Is it worth it?
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"HP Photosmart C7280"
Issue: 5/2008
On test: Hewlett-Packard Photosmart C7280
Canon continues to dominate the all-in-one market, but HP has made up ground recently, and this new Photosmart has the potential to really shake things up.
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"Dell Photo 928 All-in-One Printer"
Published on: 11/2007
On test: Dell Photo 928 All-in-one
Since Dell introduced its print range some years ago, it has continued to sell a good number of both inkjet and laser-based products. In the early days, its ink-jet range was mainly produced by Lexmark, but the Photo 928 is a new all-in-one, manufactured for Dell by Olivetti. It's a mid-range device offering the usual mix of print, scan and copy, but also with memory card readers.
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"Lexmark X4550"
Issue: 12/2007
On test: Lexmark X4550
This month sees yet another new Lexmark inkjet MFP with wireless printing built in, but for only £60. Build quality is sturdy with the exception of the flimsy extendable output tray, which tends to shed pages instead of holding them securely. A 2 1/2in LCD screen displays the printer's status and lets you control copying and direct printing from memory cards.
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All-in-One Printers
All-in-one printers combine, their most basic sense, are a combination of printer, scanner and custom firmware to allow computer-independent copying or faxing of documents.
When choosing an all-in-one printer don't be swayed by low initial costs, manufacturers often sell their printers at a loss and recoup their money on the sale of ink cartridges which can be as much as forty pounds each.
An all-in-one device will save on space and power by only taking up one power supply for three devices and taking up only as much space as a normal scanner while adding printing capabilities.
This category contains tests on multifunction device, MFD, multifunction devices, MFDs.