
Bottom Line
Small offices will like this do-everything device, if they can live with less than perfect text.
- Ink Jet Printers: More Than Pretty Pics Affordable and versatile, ink jet printers offer plenty for the money. You can be your own photo lab, print lots of office documents, or put a multifunction printer on your desk and avoid trips to the copy shop.
- 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.
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