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Lomond EvoJet Office review Not just the fastest printer we've tested, the EvoJet Office produces quality prints for peanuts. It's the future of inkjet printing
£658.80
Kodak ESP 3.2 review Cheap running costs, but average scanning and printing quality - there are better printers for the price
£79
Brother DS-700D review An inexpensive portable scanner, but the competition is worth the extra cash
Xero review A great cloud-based accounting service for those who don't like being tied to one PC
£23
Canon Pixma MG4150 review Frustrating controls aside, this is a good budget MFP, but it's more expensive than better models from Canon's own range
£96.77
HP LaserJet M1132 MFP review A simple, cheap laser MFP that's let down by poor photocopies. Moreover, at this price some competitors include a Wi-Fi interface
Canon ImageFormula P-215 review This well-designed portable scanner comes with superb software. It's perfect for mobile workers who need to capture multi-page documents
Konica Minolta Magicolor 3730DN review It's too big and heavy for many home users, but low costs and good results make this printer ideal for a busy small business
£118
Brother MFC-J5910DW review This fast, generally competent MFP is good value. Be aware, however, that while it can print to A3, it can only scan, fax or copy up to A4
£104
Canon PIXMA iP4950 review A great single-function inkjet for creative users, but it seems overpriced in comparison to Canon's own MFPs
£66.28
Epson Stylus Office BX635FWD review A competent and competitive MFP for office-orientated work, but the torn text at low and medium quality settings is a problem
£115
Kyocera Mita FS-1030MFP review This is an impressively cheap MFP to run, but it seems a little overpriced in the first place
Lomond EvoJet Office review Not just the fastest printer we've tested, the EvoJet Office produces quality prints for peanuts. It's the future of inkjet printing£658.80
Kodak ESP 3.2 review Cheap running costs, but average scanning and printing quality - there are better printers for the price£79
Brother DS-700D review An inexpensive portable scanner, but the competition is worth the extra cash£192
The Raspberry Pi Foundation Raspberry Pi review The RasPi is an excellent platform for hands-on technology use, but the learning process starts from the minute it finally arrives£32
Epson WorkForce Pro WP-4595DNF review An excellent business multifunction, but its support for print languages adds hugely to the price£359.64
Canon PIXMA MX515 review A stylish MFP with a comprehensive specification, but print costs are relatively high£84.89
Xero review A great cloud-based accounting service for those who don't like being tied to one PC£23
Canon Pixma MG4150 review Frustrating controls aside, this is a good budget MFP, but it's more expensive than better models from Canon's own range£96.77
HP LaserJet M1132 MFP review A simple, cheap laser MFP that's let down by poor photocopies. Moreover, at this price some competitors include a Wi-Fi interface£99
Canon ImageFormula P-215 review This well-designed portable scanner comes with superb software. It's perfect for mobile workers who need to capture multi-page documents£227
Konica Minolta Magicolor 3730DN review It's too big and heavy for many home users, but low costs and good results make this printer ideal for a busy small business£118
Brother MFC-J5910DW review This fast, generally competent MFP is good value. Be aware, however, that while it can print to A3, it can only scan, fax or copy up to A4£104
Canon PIXMA iP4950 review A great single-function inkjet for creative users, but it seems overpriced in comparison to Canon's own MFPs£66.28
Epson Stylus Office BX635FWD review A competent and competitive MFP for office-orientated work, but the torn text at low and medium quality settings is a problem£115
Kyocera Mita FS-1030MFP review This is an impressively cheap MFP to run, but it seems a little overpriced in the first place£346