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Reviews of Multifunctional Printers
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Title: Epson AcuLaser CX11NF multi-function printer
Pros: Inexpensive; speedy.
Cons: Large; tricky network setup; some features are PC-only.
Verdict: While I was testing the CX11NF in the lab, several passing Macworld editors made the same comment: "What is that thing?" Looking like a compact color laser printer, but with a scanner and sheet feeder stuck on top, this unit is pretty large. In fact, at 7
Summary: The Epson AcuLaser CX11NF has it all: color laser printer, sheetfed scanner, a copier with networking capabilities and a built-in fax machine. Aside from the somewhat complicated network setup, this inexpensive color laser multifunction printer performed
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80/100 |
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Title: Epson Stylus DX8400
Pros: Very affordable multi-function printer that provides high-quality photo printing, as well as scanning and copying at an attractive price
Cons: The relatively poor printing speeds and lightweight construction mean that the DX8400 is best suited to relatively light workloads
Verdict: The print quality offered by the Stylus DX8400 really is impressive for a printer that comes in at just under £100, so it's certainly worth considering for home users who are on a tight budget. However, it's relatively slow printing speed means that it's
Summary: The Stylus DX8400 is the less expensive of the two Epson printers reviewed here. However, it has all the basic features you need in a multi-function photo-printer
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60/100 |
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Title: Review: Epson DX4400 multifunction printer
Pros: Simple to use; separate ink tanks; good software bundle
Cons: The DX4450 is available for less; no LCD; noisy; slow in colour
Summary: An entry-level MFD with a decent suite of software
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40/100 |
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Title: Epson Stylus DX9400F
Pros: Impressive software package; Great photo printing; Tempting price
Cons: Dull design; Sluggish printing
Verdict: It's easy to use the DX9400F for a wide range of tasks and the low price is certainly tempting, but the slow print speed may well try your patience and the emphasis on photo printing makes it more relevant to the home user than the true professional
Summary: This Epson printer feels solid enough and the dull styling won't cause any offence sat in the corner of your office
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80/100 |
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Title: Epson AcuLaser CX11NF multi-function printer
Pros: Inexpensive; speedy.
Cons: Large; tricky network setup; some features are PC-only.
Verdict: While I was testing the CX11NF in the lab, several passing Macworld editors made the same comment: "What is that thing?" Looking like a compact color laser printer, but with a scanner and sheet feeder stuck on top, this unit is pretty large. In fact, at 7
Summary: The Epson AcuLaser CX11NF has it all: color laser printer, sheetfed scanner, a copier with networking capabilities and a built-in fax machine. Aside from the somewhat complicated network setup, this inexpensive color laser multifunction printer performed
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80/100 |
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Title: Epson Stylus Photo RX685 Review
Pros: Bright screen, Quick scanning, Quiet performance
Cons: No proper instructions, More than double the price of its smaller cousin
Verdict: Apart from the lack of comprehensive instructions, which will put off first time Epson buyers, the printer is well made, fast and quiet, although, it is 1Db louder than the RX585
Summary: Epson Stylus Photo RX685 Review - Like a siren trying to lure him into the sea, the Epson Stylus Photo sings its seductive song at Matt Grayson to get him to print some pictures.
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70/100 |
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