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Last Rated: June 22, 2004
Rated 18 ppm monochrome; 12 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Legal-size paper, maximum,
100 sheets input, 50 output,
15.5 by 10,0 by 7.8 inches; 8.2 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $80
Bottom Line: Thanks to impressive all-purpose printing and exceptional photos, the Canon i455 is a bargain--as long as you don?t need media-card slots.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 23 ppm monochrome; 16 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Banner-size paper, maximum,
150 sheets input, 100 output,
16.5 by 12.2 by 7.3 inches; 12.8 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $150
Bottom Line: The i860 printed very attractive text and outstanding photos, and its ink costs were below average--but it lacks media-card slots.
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Last Rated: June 22, 2004
Rated 26 ppm monochrome; 22 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Legal-size paper, maximum,
400 sheets input, 100 output,
22.0 by 16.0 by 11.0 inches; 30 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $499
Bottom Line: Though HP's speedy Business Inkjet 2300 is built for high-volume use and had low ink costs, its print quality didn't impress us.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 20 ppm monochrome; 15 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
13-by-50-inch paper, maximum,
150 sheets input, 75 output,
25.0 by 15.0 by 7.0 inches; 24 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $399
Bottom Line: The Deskjet 9650 delivered consistently good print quality on a variety of documents, but it was slow, and ink costs per page were quite high.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 22 ppm monochrome; 15 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Banner-size paper, maximum,
100 sheets input, 25 output,
17.3 by 16.9 by 12.1 inches; 7.5 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $100
Bottom Line: The Z816 was fast at printing text, but it lagged behind other printers in output quality, and the ink costs associated wih its standard cartridges were high.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 14 ppm monochrome; 10 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Banner-size paper, maximum,
30 sheets input, no output tray,
12.4 by 6.9 by 2 inches; 4 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $249
Bottom Line: The swift i80 is small and can run on a battery--but it was somewhat expensive to operate.
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Last Rated: June 22, 2004
Rated 9 ppm monochrome; 3 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Legal-size paper, maximum,
45 sheets input, no output tray,
13.3 by 6.5 by 3.2 inches; 4.2 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $349
Bottom Line: HP's portable 450wbt makes printing on the go extremely convenient. Though the 450wbt costs considerably more than most desktop inkjet printers, its graphics print quality matched that of the best desktop models.
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Last Rated: June 22, 2004
Speeds not rated,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Letter-size paper, maximum,
150 sheets input, 100 output,
16.5 by 12.1 by 7.2 inches; 12.8 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $195
Bottom Line: The reasonably priced i960 printed attractive photos quickly and can print directly from compatible digital cameras, but it lacks media-card slots and an LCD.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 16 ppm monochrome; 12 ppm color,
4800-by-2400-dpi maximum color resolution,
13-by-19-inch paper, maximum,
100 sheets input, 100 output,
22.5 by 13.1 by 7.2 inches; 17.6 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $480
Bottom Line: Canon's i9900 is speedy, makes big prints, and produced terrific glossy photos, though its ink costs were above average.
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Rated 15 ppm monochrome; color not rated,
5760-by-1440-dpi maximum color resolution,
Banner-size paper, maximum,
120 sheets input, 30 output,
18.5 by 10.5 by 7.8 inches; 11.4 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $99
Bottom Line: The attractively priced R200 photo printer was thrifty with ink, and its photos looked wonderful--but its plain-paper output wasn't impressive.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 17 ppm monochrome; color not rated,
5760-by-1440-dpi maximum color resolution,
Banner-size paper, maximum,
100 sheets input, output tray not rated,
19.5 by 12.1 by 7.8 inches; 17.6 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $399
Bottom Line: If you print a lot of snapshots, you'll like the R800's roll-feeder. In addition to printing photos with intense, rich colors, the R800 can print labels on CDs.
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Last Rated: June 22, 2004
Rated 13 ppm monochrome; 12 ppm color,
4800-by-1200-dpi maximum color resolution,
Legal-size paper, maximum,
120 sheets input, 50 output,
17.8 by 6.9 by 14.8 inches; 13.6 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $200
Bottom Line: The Photosmart 7760 prints superb photos and is fast at printing text--but you may find yourself switching ink cartridges regularly.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 1.4 ppm color,
300-by-300-dpi maximum resolution,
4-by-8-inch paper, maximum,
18 sheets input, 18 output,
6.7 by 4.8 by 2.2 inches; 1.9 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $269
Bottom Line: Canon's snapshot printer almost fits in your back pocket and can run on a battery, but it lacks memory card slots.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Speed not rated,
5760-by-1440-dpi maximum resolution,
4-by-6-inch paper, maximum,
20 sheets input, output tray not rated,
10.0 by 6.0 by 6.4 inches; 5.5 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $199
Bottom Line: The PictureMate delivered great print quality and was fun to operate, but it prints on only one size of paper and can't run on batteries.
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Last Rated: June 25, 2004
Rated 1.3 ppm color,
403-by-403-dpi maximum resolution,
4-by-6-inch paper, maximum,
20 sheets input, no output tray,
2.5 by 11.5 by 8.0 inches; 7.5 pounds,
Street price when ranked: $180
Bottom Line: The Sony DPP-EX50 is best suited for people who want to view their pictures on a TV, or to transmit DPOF print jobs directly from a digital camera.
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