Printers/Scanners

Do you get a lot of business cards? If so when you transfer the information it’s so easy to transpose a couple of numbers in a phone number or a couple of letters in a email address. Here help could be at hand.

This is a MFU (multi function unit) as not only can it copy, scan and print but should you require it then it can also send and receive faxes.

This is a multi function inkjet printer, so it prints, scans (flatbed and page fed), copies and just for those who still need one, it has a fax.

This is not a SELPHY but a Pixma but it only prints 15x10cm images. It looks rather like a projector or a fan heater of a few years ago – rather than a printer, however the images it produces are good.

This is a small 15x10cm printer that prints from almost all cards, direct from cameras via Pict Bridge or from a PC using a USB lead and yes for regular readers I did review it the autumn of last year, however the huge price reduction is the reason for a second look.

Rarely do I look at a standalone scanner, but should you need to scan other than documents then a specialised standalone scanner comes to the fore especially for negatives and slides.

It is only very occasionally I get to see an A3+ printer. This prints quickly even at that large size. However the overall size of the unit is not as big as some other A3+ models.

This black box can – should it be required - occupy a very small space. However the quality of images and text printed are good, so if you have a only a small space this printer could fit it.

When you need help with various office tasks, calling on your Brother could provide the solution.

I – as regular readers will know – am no style guru, but the cream and grey HP PhotoSmart D7160 looks low slung and stylish to me. In fact say it quietly some ladies may even allow it into the lounge.

Unlike multifunction devices, where the scanner is usually a bolt-on basic unit, a dedicated scan can provide additional features.

Having recently looked at the Epson inkjet printers and a flat bed scanner, it is now time to combine these facilities.

This is a stylish looking multi function unit, however despite the neat outward appearance doing things other than copying without the PC is not that easy.

A laser printer is often the best – and nearly always the quickest – for those requiring monochrome textural printout. This offering from Dell can be a USB or network printer.

It does seem that new printers are arriving quicker than ever. We take a look at a new Canon budget offering.

As an inveterate labeller, I am always on the look-out for the means to improve on the basic pen and paper method. Could Brother help?

This printer has an extra that is becoming – slowly – more common, the ability to print onto CD’s and DVD’s. I do not mean on a piece of paper that you then stick onto the CD but direct onto the CD.

Having just printed an image that should last for 120 years, let me tell you about the device I used while waiting to see if the claim is true.

This is far more like what I would expect from Epson than the DX4000 I reviewed recently. The look, the output quality in fact the whole experience was lots better.

Small, neat and simple to install and use. These are just some of the attributes of the HP Laserjet 1022 mono laser printer.

As a MFU it not only prints, scans, copies but also for those who still require it can send and receive faxes. The latter is the difference between an MFU and a All In One.

A grey and shiny black box that prints, scans and copies, it’s an All In One that Epson calls an entry level model.

Having taken the photographs, why wait to see the printed results when portable printers are available.

This is a multi function unit (it has fax) and is a versatile unit. Not tiny but not massive either and it comes with sheet feeder as well as flatbed.

With several types of paper and a stopwatch in hand, a new printer is put to the test.

After looking at a range of 15x10cm printers it’s nice to be back to an A4 offering that is quick, produces excellent output and can also print direct onto CD’s, alas it refuses to make the tea.

This 15x10cm printer can also be used to charge your camera and to transfer images to the PC. However with the optional battery it can print when away from mains power.

This is a 15x10cm photo printer, however it is very unlikely to be confused with any other manufacturers product on looks as it is certainly very distinctive in appearance.

A small 15x10cm photo printer with a limited range of features, however should you just want to print images direct from a camera card it gives acceptable results.

I have reviewed several Canon small photo printers over the years, hear this one is perhaps the smallest ever, however this does not mean everything is perfect.