Pros
- Built-in 802.11g wireless antenna
- Detailed manuals, friendly driver
Cons
- Very expensive ink
- Flimsy input and output trays
Bottom Line
This competent printer offers integrated 802.11g for a very low price, but the ink costs dearly.
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