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• Picture This: Epson PictureMate Show Printer Includes Digital Frame Epson's latest snapshot printer lets you enjoy photos on screen as well as on paper.
• Shopping for a Photo Printer Looking for a good photo printer this holiday season? Follow these four tips for a smart buy.
• Epson PictureMate Charm Snapshot Printer: Basic and Affordable Slower than its Epson cousins but also a little cheaper, the Charm is a good choice for a basic photo printer.
• HP Photosmart A646 Snapshot Printer: Versatile and Fun The wide variety of paper sizes and editing options available on the A646 may make up for a few other shortcomings.
• Canon Selphy CP790 Snapshot Printer: Cute but Awkward The CP790 printer is cute and stylish, but it wastes ink and has an awkward paper-handling setup.
• Snapshot Photo Printers For the Holiday Season Both Epson's PictureMate Charm PM 225 Compact Photo Printer and HP's Photosmart A646 Compact Photo Printer cost roughly the same. Which would better suit your needs?
• Five Tips for Better Photo Printing Follow these five tips to get the best prints from your photo printer or inkjet.
• The Best Tech Deals of the Week We'll show you where to find the best prices on an Apple MacBook laptop, a Casio megazoom camera, a Toshiba external hard drive, and more.
• 12 Gadgets That Let You Ditch Power Cords, Wires, and Hassles You can ditch the snake pit of power, audio, and video cords with these 12 gadgets.
• Kodak's ESP-7: Print Quality Varies with Paper Type With bargain ink as a selling point, does Kodak's ESP-7 live up to its image as a cheap and cheerful printer?
• Top 5 Snapshot Printers These compact snapshot printers produce cost-effective 4-by-6-inch photos, include large preview LCD screens for printing without a PC, and start at just $100.
• Canon Introduces New Inkjet and Laser Printers Flood of updated models due to ship in the coming months.
• HP's TouchSmart Printers Print Web Content, No PC Required Company launches printer with integrated touch panel and HP apps for on-demand printing, sans a PC.
• Spring Colors: Best Printers for Photos Capture the colors of spring--and Mother's Day, Father's Day, graduations, or family picnics--with one of these particularly skillful photo printers.
• 10 Top Bluetooth Gadgets You Can't Live Without A roundup of 10 cool and useful Bluetooth devices to help you phone, print, do presentations, and more--all without wires.
• Top 9 Bargain Printers: Deals and Steals for Less Than $125 Cheap printers can be plagued by poor print quality and flimsy construction. Here are some of the exceptions.
• Kodak ESP 9 All-In-One The ink may be cheap and the features rich, but an MFP this pricey should not also be this slow.
• Dell P703w Sluggish and allergic to plain paper, the P703w simply can't compete with like-priced models.
• Epson WorkForce 600 Despite the appeal of its blazing speed, this multifunction printer comes with drawbacks--especially ink costs.
• HP Photosmart D7560 Color Inkjet Printer Cool features and high-quality output make the D7560 a photo printer well worth considering.
• Canon Pixma MP980 This color inkjet MFP is a little pricey but offers premium features for photo enthusiasts.
• Sony Debuts Lightweight, Low Budget Snapshot Printers The Sony DPP-FP67 and DPP-FP97 Digital Photo Printers are quick and simple photo producers.
• Polaroid PoGo Instant Digital Camera The Polaroid PoGo digital camera is the first to have a built-in printer, but that doesn't compensate for the boxy design and poor image quality.
• Canon Printers Get Top Marks in Reliability Canon garnered high marks in eight out of nine of our measures of reliability and technical support. HP got mostly negative scores.
• The Most Reliable Tech Gear 44,000 PCWorld.com visitors reveal which companies make the sturdiest gear--and which ones won’t forget you after the deal is done.