Author: Simon Williams

Lexmark printers have always been highly affordable but with the P915 it outdoes itself by offering a colour display, memory card slots and six colour output for less than £75.

The Canon Laser Shot LBP5200 gives you full colour laser printing for not much more than £200. It’s cheap, but is it good? Simon Williams takes a look at its pros and cons.

Just like Epson, hp is dipping its toe in the waters of colour laser based multi-function devices. But how does this new hp model compare to the excellent Epson?

Epson has coupled a colour laser printer with a flatbed scanner to produce a colour all-in-one device aimed at the business user.

The hp PSC 1610 is a feature rich All-in-One printer/fax device at a very attractive price.

The Samsung ML-2250 looked like an absolute bargain on paper, but you can’t always believe what you read.

The Epson Stylus Photo R1800 is a six-ink A3 printer that can print on a variety of media, from postcards and CDs up to full-bleed A3. But does its print quality match its versatility?

The Pixma iP 8500 is a stunning photo printer, but as always, you get what you pay for.

The Lexmark P315 keeps printing digital pictures simple by dispensing with the PC altogether. Could this be the home printer you’ve been looking for? Simon Williams takes a closer look.

HP claims that the Laserjet 4350n can output 52 pages per minute, but is that enough to justify the high price?