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Looking similar to an oversized VCR, the DeskJet DJ6988 is a neat-looking printer that can get the job done quickly and easily. You can print your borderless 4×6 photographs in color or black and white. You can also print regular documents at speeds of 36ppm in black and white and 27ppm in color.

What makes this little wonder even better is the fact that it has built-in WiFi, so there is no need for plugging your printer into your computer. You can also have other computers in your home or office communicate with this printer in order to get your print job done. That is just another way HP has brought efficiency to your fingertips. No unnecessary hardware or software is needed to be up and running in no time.

So if you need something that will print your documents and photos fast in high quality, the HP DJ6988 is a great choice. At a price of around $130, you know you’re getting another high quality piece from HP.

Kodak has done it again with their EasyShare 5500 All-in-One. Now their printers are not just something to mount your digital camera on to print a photograph. They can do a number of other things as well.

This printer is one of those printers where you will not spend more money on the ink than on the printer. In fact, it will take quite a few purchases before you ever equal the cost of the printer, but that isn’t because the printer is expensive. It is because the printer uses the ink around 50% slower than what we are used to in our printers.

The document feeder holds approximately 35 pages, so printing, copying, can be done quickly. It will print 32ppm in black and 22ppm in color. You can store 60 numbers into the fax address book. The controls are also quite easy because they are very intuitive. That means, although the printer looks complicated, it really isn’t. This makes it a great addition to your office.

So how much does the Kodak EasyShare 5500 All-in-One Printer Cost? Try around $200. That is not bad considering everything this printer can do. It even gives you the small preview screen on the printer to make photo printing easy. Now how cool is that?

The Canon Laser ImageClass D320 is a great printer for home or a small office. This is a two function printer. It prints and it copies. It has a 15 ppm output. It is great for letter sized documents when both copying and printing and comes with a built-in memory of 4 MB.

This printer is great for increasing production, especially when you don’t have all day to wait on your printer to push out the documents that you need. You can also enlarge documents 200% and reduce them down to 50% in order to make sure the right content is on the page.

For $260 you can make this printer a part of your office equipment and increase your productivity significantly.

Do you have a business where you need multiple computers to access the same printer without the hassle of running printer cables through the floors, walls, or the ceiling? Are you in a multiple computer home where it would be more convenient to have one printer rather than have to buy two or three? If you answered yes to either one of these questions, then this printer just might be what you need.

The HP Officejet Pro L7780 is a wireless all-in-one that can take care of all of your business and home printing needs. It has the qualities of a laser printer, but uses inkjet technology. This saves up to 50% ink per page, which saves money in ink costs. Ink can be very expensive over time, so this is a great feature of this printer. With multiple computers using it, it is important to have that ink-saving capability.

So what else does this printer have for its user?

It has different printing speeds based upon the type of printing to be done. The printing speeds are as follows:

Black: Up to 35 ppm Draft; 16 ppm Normal; 12 ppm Laser Quality Speed; 5 ppm Best Color: Up to 34 ppm Draft; 15 ppm Normal; 10 ppm Laser Quality Speed; 5 ppm Best

This may seem confusing, but it is basically saying that how much ink you wish to save will determine your printing speed. The same applies to the copy speed. In the meantime, you are able to fax, copy, scan, and get the job done when it needs done.
So how much does something like this cost? Try around $500. This is not bad considering without it, you’ll have to spend money having cables run through the home or office or buy separate printers.

What better than a printer that has excellent printer quality than one that gives you a bit of a preview on a 2.5” color LCD screen? You don’t even need your computer to print pictures from your media cards. Besides, the Canon Pixma iP6220D takes a variety of media and will print on any paper surface you give it. This means that it can print quality photos in no time and it doesn’t even use a lot of ink.

What is even better is that you can use any operating system with this printer to take care of your home or office photo printing needs. And there is no more having to go to the local photo developer to get your pictures developed since you can do it in the comfort of your home. 2.3 minutes will get you an 8.5×11 photo in your hands after you command it to print. It is kind of like having your own photo lab in your home. Actually, it is.

So how much does something like this cost? Your own personal photo lab will only cost you around $50. Now think of all of those massive photo albums you are going to have now.