In the big picture, the Epson Stylus NX200 represents a notable step up from the Stylus NX100 when it comes to speed and photo printing functionality. The Stylus NX200 copies, scans, and prints at a reported 32 ppm in color and in black, while the Stylus […]

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After writing about the $69.99 Canon PIXMA MP190 Inkjet All-in-One Printer and hearing Jingle Bell Rock on the radio the other day, I was already convinced that Christmas had come early. Now Epson has released the Stylus NX100, another $69.99 model that’s the closest thing you’ll […]

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For all the claims that printers make about the quality of their output, it’s a wonder you don’t see more manufacturers plugging the people, events, and venues that use their products. So imagine my mild surprise when I saw a press release from Epson highlighting the […]

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Does a low MSRP for an inkjet MFP make up for a limited feature set and high ink costs? At a sticker price of $69.99, the Canon PIXMA MP190 presents the most inexpensive multi-function option on the market that I can recall. One look at the […]

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Changing the toner in your Xerox Phaser 4510 Monochrome Laser Printer is sort of like getting a tuneup for your car - you don’t bring it in very often, but when it’s time to do it, you want it done the right way at the lowest […]

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It’s only natural that people like to print photos with their photo printers. At the same time, they want these same machines to do double duty and print regular text and graphics. One problem - photo printing and regular printing require different kinds of paper. So […]

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If the HP Photosmart D5460 were a presidential candidate, it would run on a platform of value and affordability. Print speeds reach over 30 ppm in color and in black and white, and it takes a reported 17 seconds to roll out a 4”x6” color photo. […]

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Last entry, we mentioned that the ESP 7 adds Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity to its predecessor’s feature set. Now the ESP 9 takes the biggest evolutionary leap of all in adding fax capability to the ESP series’ print, copy and scan functionality. The ESP 9 also […]

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Right now, Kodak’s ESP All-in-One series looks like a linear Darwinian family tree - each new model possesses the same basic features as its predecessor and adds a noticeable new trait that can aid its own commercial appeal. The ESP 5 is basically the ESP 3 […]

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As we mentioned in our piece on the Kodak ESP 3, the biggest reason to upgrade to the ESP 5 is its 3” color LCD screen. Otherwise, an initial look at the spec sheet indicates that it’s basically the same MFP as its less expensive sibling. […]

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