Those looking for a moderately priced AIO would do well to check out Lexmark‘s X7350 printer. It’s practically identical to its big brother, the Lexmark X8350, save for a few fancy accoutrements such as memory card slots and a color LCD. Even without these, the X7350 delivers virtually all of the features you could want [...]

This can be a big hassle, especially if you are not computer literate. These days, printer and digital cameras come with loads of software that allow you to edit photos and to print different variations of them. The problem is that other than doing some redeye reduction, most people are really only interested in printing [...]

There appears to be a sort of unwritten law which says wide carriage printers are used by graphics professionals, who pooh-pooh any of the light-hearted fripperies of their standard carriage counterparts. These are Real People, who don’t need memory card slots, LCD displays or PictBridge sockets. Thank goodness HP realises the truth; that graphics professionals [...]

There’s no getting around it: The most compelling feature of the Lexmark X1270 is its low price. At $50 it is, for the moment, the least-expensive all-in-one (AIO) you can find. The burning question is, exactly how much AIO does this buy? Unfortunately, not as much as you might like. The X1270 is obviously aimed [...]

The HP Photosmart D7160, based on what HP calls its “scalable printing technology,” is a $149 six-color inkjet that prints high quality photos that “last for generations.” Unlike HP printers of the past, this generation of Photosmart printers packs each ink in an individual high-capacity ink cartridge. Solidly built, the D7160 is capable of high-volume [...]