Top 10 Inkjet Printers
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The Canon Pixma iP1700 and the Lexmark Z845 (both $50) finished in third and eighth place, respectively, and surprised us with nice, black text and acceptable photo quality.
For a premium experience when printing without a PC, both the fifth-ranked HP Photosmart D7360 and the seventh-place Canon Pixma iP6700D include media card readers and have large, built-in color displays, for a price of $200.
Meanwhile, if you want to print onto CD or DVD discs, two new Epson printers---the Stylus Photo R260 (in sixth place) and the Stylus Photo R380 (in ninth)---are the only models on our chart that can handle the assignment.
Top 10 Inkjet Printers
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The iP6700D boasts a big color LCD, two-sided printing, and nice photo output, but text quality and speed were average.
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Photos suffer on plain paper, but shine on photo paper; photo-processing features are plentiful.
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A cheapskate’s delight, this printer demands surprisingly few compromises for the low price.
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The Pixma iP4300 combines speed and impressive overall output quality with a very appealing price.
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CD/DVD printing and great photo output compensate for this model's lackluster text performance.
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CD/DVD printing is a cool enough feature to compensate for shortcomings in speed and output quality.
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With mediocre text and plain-paper graphics output, the Z845 serves best as a cheap way to start printing glossy photos.
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