Looking to save some money? This model has a very low page cost. Check out my review of the Dell B3460dn Mono Laser Printer in Computer Shopper.

This workgroup laser printer is unusually speedy for the price. You can read my review of the Dell B2360dn Mono Laser Printer in Computer Shopper.

Looking for an inexpensive photo-centric multifunction printer? Check out my review of the Canon Pixma MG5420 Wireless Photo All-in-One in Computer Shopper.

Print from your phone or tablet with Epson’s $129 all-in-one printer. You can read my review of the Epson WorkForce WF-2540 in Computer Shopper.

Is this 1.8-pound printer the best for portable photos? Check out my review of the Canon Selphy CP900 in Computer Shopper.

It’s the most powerful and expandable workstation that’s currently available. Read my review of the HP Z820 workstation at StudioDaily.

Superb print quality and a dual-head scanner make this a good choice for two-sided documents. Read my review of the HP LaserJet Pro 400 MFP M425dn in Computer Shopper.

This low-cost laser printer has true 1,200-dpi output, a color touchscreen, and an auto-duplexing ADF. You can read my review of the HP LaserJet Pro 400 M401dn in Computer Shopper.

With its fast speeds, low print costs, and excellent print quality, this is a near-perfect monochrome laser printer. Read my review of the Oki Data MB491 in Computer Shopper.

The Intuos5 is a better fit for creative professionals who want to use their own high-end displays. Check out my review at StudioDaily.

They said it couldn’t be done. HP has managed to squeeze a true workstation into the back of a monitor. Read my review of the HP Z1 at StudioDaily.

Looking for a bargain inkjet? The HP Photosmart 7510 has great print quality, an ADF, and Wi-Fi. Here’s my review in Computer Shopper.