Not the best known name in all-in-one printers, Kodak now has a range of four machine. They all use the same print engine, but are differentiated by different levels of bell and whistlery. Among the claims Kodak makes for all of them is photo prints for just 7p each - cheaper than any other inkjet.
Kodak ESP 7

The ESP 7 is the fourth release in Kodak’s ESP range of all-in-ones and sits below the top-of-the-range ESP9, while still offering some of its sibling's best features. It’s intended for the home, lacking as it does an automatic document feeder (ADF) and a fax facility

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In today’s challenging economic times, stretching the dollar is just as important as carefully managing how wide the purse strings need to be opened and how much money should be spent. It is with this realization in mind that HP developed three new product lines designed specifically to cater to the small business demographic, in an effort to provide them with the appropriate support for their printing needs and tide them over through this turbulent economy.

HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 All-in-OneFor small companies with high-quality printing needs, HP offers inkjet printing with laser-like quality colored prints and speeds through the HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 all in one series. The top of the line printer series can offer all these at only half the cost per page and consuming only half the energy when compared with laser printers.

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All-in-one printers now vastly outsell their single-function equivalents and when you can get a multifunction device including an Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) for only just over £100, you can easily see why. Canon's PIXMA MX330 is aimed at the home and small-business markets, but not necessarily at keen amateur photographers.

In its new round of all-in-ones, Canon has redesigned the ADF so that the new, low profile version is integral with the raised top surface of the machine. This is a very neat solution and when the machine is folded up, not in use, it looks clean and modern.

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(Worldwide Computer Products News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Ricoh Americas Corporation, a provider of digital office equipment, announced on Thursday (19 March) the addition of four new products: the Aficio SP C231SF/SP C232SF colour multifunction

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Brother International Corporation today announced three new laser printers (HL-5300 Series from $199 to $299*) and two new laser all-in-ones (MFC-8000 Series from $399 to $499*), each including key enhancements over the current model it replaces. Each model provides small to medium businesses with fast print speeds (up to 32ppm), automatic duplex printing and optional high-yield replacement toner cartridges. All new models will be available beginning in April 2009.

With these new machines, Brother shows its ongoing commitment to delivering the ideal combination of performance features and a great overall value to small office and business users. In addition, Brother continues to support Wi-Fi users by offering step models in their line-up that include a built-in wireless network interface.

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HP has introduced a new all-in-one printer designed for busy home users, including multi-page printing, scanning, copying and faxing to photo, CD/DVD and Bluetooth 802.11g connectivity printing.

The HP Photosmart Premium Fax All-in-One promises ‘lab-quality photos’, laser-quality documents and vivid colour graphics.

The HP Photosmart Premium Fax All-in-One promises ‘lab-quality photos’, laser-quality documents and vivid colour graphics.


The device also features a duplexing automatic document feeder so users can fax, copy and scan multiple page documents

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You’re in very cramped quarters and need a machine that can print, scan, copy, fax and handle photos, but it would also be good if it had a phone and digital answering machine. Brother’s petite MFC-990CW has the spec for this, but can the metal and plastic match up?

Brother originally got into inkjet all-in-ones from the fax end rather than the printer side of its business – its printer division is nearly all lasers. This is one reason why the styling of its multifunction machines still has them looking like fax machines. The MFC-990CW is no exception and has the sloped top cover that has become something of a trademark.

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Canon’s well known for its Pixma range, and the latest iteration from them would be the network-ready Office All-In-One Pixma MX860. This model aims to bring the ultimate at an affordable price tag, featuring Canon’s premium print engine, auto duplex scan and copy functions, a high speed Auto Document Feeder (ADF) of up to 35 sheets, and a super G3 fax. Not only that, you are able to live the wireless lifestyle thanks to the inclusion of Wi-Fi connectivity while an Ethernet connection is there just in case you are not ready to upgrade the rest of your infrastructure just yet. We’ll look in to greater detail at all the Canon Pixma MX860 All-in-One printer has to offer right after the jump.

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Last spring we reviewed HP's entry-level color laser MFP, the CM1312nfi. At $499 the printer packed in a lot of features, including a memory card reader and color LCD screen, and most notably, impressive color output quality. Oriented toward the consumer market, though, it was a little slow for heavy-duty use.

The new CM2320n, on the other hand, might be described as the 1312's business-oriented cousin. Starting at $599 for the base model, the CM2320 series gives business users one big upgrade—speed. Three models with different feature sets let buyers decide whether they need extras like the memory card reader and photo-oriented features of the 1312 (for a price, of course). The CM2320n is the base model in the series, supporting network connectivity but lacking fax, memory card reader, or color LCD.

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Brother's MFC-790CW is a multifunction colour ink-jet device that can scan, print, copy, and fax. Equipped with a flatbed scanner, an automatic document feeder for copying and scanning, a (smallish) 50-sheet printer tray, a built-in answering machine, and a telephone headset, the MFC-790CW is ideal for the home-office setting.

The compact MFC-790CW is black and gray, and equipped with a 4.2-inch LCD touch screen. From the screen, you can control most of the unit's functions, including copying, faxing, scanning, managing photos, and troubleshooting. The MFC-790CW comes equipped with three memory card slots for photos. A built-in 4-by-6-inch photo paper tray is situated above the standard paper tray for easy photo printing.

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