Rated 4 out of 5 stars, don’t let the HP Officejet 4315 All-in-One’s space-saving design fool you into thinking it doesn’t pack a punch. While conveniently fitting on a table, a shelf, or a desk, keeping the trays folded up doesn’t mean you still can’t print or receive your faxes. What’s even cooler is that if the printer is out of ink or paper, the machine will save up to 200 pages in its memory.
This little guy is not really a surprise when it comes to HP because they are always developing new printers that meet the needs of large businesses, home offices, and personal use. For those wishing to scan photographs…that can be done, too. It may not look like an all-in-one, but it is definitely an all-in-one with 48-bit color and 1200 x 1200 DPI resolution.
Worried if there are Linux drivers available? Don’t be. Check out the video below about how to set up peripherals. The star of the show? Well, it’s the HP Officejet 4315 All-in-One. But wow, he spent $129 on it. Now, the average price is $89.99. You can’t beat that.
Lexmark has joined the wireless revolution by developing the X4850. This piece of Wi-Fi magic is a three-in-one that gives freedom and flexibility in such ways that it should be able to cook your dinner.
However, we are far from machines that will print our important documents and make us pancakes.
But what it will do is allow two-sided printing and any computer within the home or business can get in on the 30 pages per minute in black ink and the 27 pages per minute in color ink. With the Wi-Fi capability, it doesn’t even have to be in the same room as you.
This baby certainly packs a punch with its 1-touch copying, brilliant photo printing, and 48-bit flatbed scanner.
For $139.99, that is definitely an incredible deal for something that eliminates the need for cords, services multiple computers, and cuts down on paper costs. Its inks even resist fading, water, humidity, and highlighting.
So sorry for the lack of posts lately my loyal readers. Things have been hectic at the homefront–which includes the officefront. But I am back and in full gear for more blogging fun.
The Epson Stylus CX 9475Fax is the brand’s first all-in-one printer to go wireless. That’s right. It has a scanner, too!
This wireless printer is made for network printer. Not more will you have to worry about those awful wires poking out from everywhere just asking to trip somebody.
It’s $179 and the printer ink supposedly smudge resistant. Pretty good deal for the price, if you ask me.
The Samsung CLP-660ND color laser printer is now on sale and ready to meet the needs of small to medium sized businesses. This laser printer is network ready and can print 25 pages per minute in both monochrome and color.
It has a 128MB memory that can be updated to 640MB and 533MHz processor. It’s a powerful little entity all by itself!
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