You find few true bargains among low-cost color inkjets, but the Canon Pixma iP2600 has the goods where it counts, producing surprisingly decent print quality, even on plain paper. Sure, it's really slow, and it has a flimsy output tray and a nearly indecipherable set of front-panel buttons and lights. But it sports lots of room for paper, with a 150-sheet rear input area and a 150-sheet front output tray (the latter for plain paper only). And while ink costs can hit hard on the low end, the Pixma iP2600's are okay: pricey for black text (7.9 cents) but better for a four-color page (18.1 cents).
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