Reporting on Information Technology
PROS
Here’s my contribution to Computer Shopper’s “Top 100 Products of 2014.” My beat this year is printers. Here are the best printers of 2014:
One of the best multifunction inkjets we looked at in its time (back in 2012) was Epson’s high-volume WorkForce Pro WP-4590 All-in-One Printer, a flexible $499.99-list workhorse machine. If you weren’t wedded by function, … Read More
When you spend $500 or $600 on a multifunction color laser-class printer (I say “laser-class” because some models use LEDs in place of lasers, which are cheaper to manufacture) with a high monthly duty cycle, … Read More
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Sometimes, all you need is a quality color printer that sits there month after month churning out great-looking business documents, presentations, and drawings—quickly and efficiently. Historically, when speed and quality were important, small- and medium-size … Read More
Business-oriented all-in-one inkjets range in features, capacity and price, from the $80-list Canon Pixma MX392 to HP’s $800-list Officejet Pro X576dw Multifunction Printer. Whether you’re small- or medium-size business (SMB) prints only a few … Read More
Introduction
When it comes to midsize business printers that are fast, inexpensive to use (in terms of the per-page cost of toner, that is), and sharp in their output, few manufacturers build consistently better multifunction … Read More
In a world where inexpensive color printers’laser and inkjet alike’abound, it’s hard to get excited about black-and-white multifunction laser printers, unless they hit a striking new price low. Many small offices and workgroups may not … Read More
Sometimes, the basics are all you need: Some businesses and small offices just need a printer that can churn out copious amounts of black-and-white documents quickly and inexpensively. A point-of-sale environment, for instance, that prints … Read More
Every now and then, an all-in-one (AIO) inkjet printer arrives at our labs that makes us scratch our head shortly after unboxing it. No, it’s not a hygiene thing; it’s because the printer blurs the … Read More