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The PSC 2210 produces some of the best output we've seen from an MFP, but it can be pokey, and it doesn't come cheap.
- Top 5 Multifunction Printers Most ink jet multifunction printers we've tested performed well overall but didn't excel at every function or handle them all at a quick pace.
- PC World Spotlight on Multifunction Printers Today's multifunction printers rival single-purpose printers in price and performance, but their scanning and photocopying abilities lag behind those of their freestanding counterparts.
- Copy Shop in a Box New multifunction printers also scan, copy, and fax--all for the price of an ordinary model. But which ones do the job right?
- HP, Lexmark Multifunction Units Do It All New units handle regular and photo printing, as well as scanning, with ease.
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