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Oki C3600 review
The Oki C3600 isn't packed with features and it's not the smallest or lightest colour laser printer we've come across. But it compensates for that by producing high-quality prints at a swift rate, making it one of the best machines of its type on the market Read more
22 June 2009, 16:15 | Tags: Oki Printing Solutions, Oki C3600, LCD screen, laser printer, networking
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Samsung SPP-2040 photo printer review
With its good-looking 100x150mm dye-sub prints, compact chassis, easy standalone operation and multiple connectivity options, the Samsung SPP-2040 is a photo printer you'll be tempted to carry with you everywhere -- but you'll need a good-sized bag Read more
3 October 2005, 16:55 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung SPP-2040 photo printer, Compact Flash, AC adaptor, aspect ratio
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Lexmark E352dn review
The Lexmark E350 series fits the bill for a home user or a student who needs to crank out lots of text prints, and being a part of the company's ecofriendly line of printers, it's also a greener choice. It's very compact for a mono laser printer, and weighing in at a mere 11.3kg, it's not too heavy either Read more
9 January 2007, 13:03 | Tags: Lexmark, Lexmark E352dn, control panel, lasers, monochrome
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Samsung ML-3051ND review
The Samsung ML-3051ND straddles the gap between an ?-expensive office laser printer and a personal laser printer, both in terms of features and price. For around £250, you get a network-ready mono printer with versatile paper-handling options, expandable memory, a built-in duplexer and high-quality prints Read more
25 October 2006, 12:45 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung ML-3051ND, control panel, Ethernet, laser printer
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Samsung CLP-300 review
Samsung's CLP-300's tiny dimensions are impressive -- it's touted as the smallest colour laser printer in the world. Its feature set will not satisfy those looking to print large amounts, nor will the quality please designers or those with an eye for detail, but if you're looking for an affordable colour laser for light home use, this is ideal Read more
24 October 2006, 11:34 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung CLP-300, labels, LCD screen, envelopes
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Oki C3400n review
At around £320 the Oki C3400n colour laser printer won't break the bank in terms of upfront cost and the cost of mono prints, but as with most colour laser printers, the cost of colour prints will eventually add up. However, if you're a small-office user looking for a fast performer with good-quality prints, the Oki C3400n is a good choice Read more
4 October 2006, 10:30 | Tags: Oki Printing Solutions, Oki C3400n, operating systems, colour graphics, laser printer
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Samsung CLP-300: Honey I shrunk the colour laser printer
We take what could well be the planet's smallest colour laser printer for a spin to see whether size really does matter Read more
26 September 2006, 11:00 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung CLP-300, laser printer, Star Trek, lasers
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Lexmark C500n Color Laser Printer review
The Lexmark C500n is a basic, single-function colour laser printer geared for small offices and home offices. At £250, it seems expensive for a single-function machine, but the C500n's fast print speeds and network-readiness make it a good addition for offices that have high-volume text printing needs Read more
22 August 2006, 10:15 | Tags: Lexmark, Lexmark C500n Color Laser Printer, laser printer, control panel, monochrome
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Samsung CLP-300: The world's smallest colour laser printer?
Samsung has unveiled what it claims is the world's smallest colour laser printer, which is about the size of four loaves of bread Read more
12 June 2006, 08:00 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung CLP-300, lasers, laser printer, Printers
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HP Color LaserJet 2600n review
The HP Color LaserJet 2600n features built-in Ethernet networkability, is simple to use and the quality of most of its print samples impressed us. However, its slow performance on some tasks and its potentially high postpurchase costs mean the 2600n best fits small and patient workgroups and home offices Read more
21 July 2005, 11:33 | Tags: HP, HP Color LaserJet 2600n, colour graphics, laser printer, control panel
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