Looking for deep blacks and luscious colors in a 17-inch wide-format photo printer? Check out my review of the Canon ImagePrograf Pro-1100 for PCMag.

A powerful mobile workstation that weighs less than four pounds? You can read my review of the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Mobile Workstation in StudioDaily.

Looking for a color-critical 4K monitor that doesn’t require a home mortgage? Read my review of the HP DreamColor Z31x Studio Display in StudioDaily.

The print quality is amazing, though this one is geared more for high-volume production environments. Check out my review of the Epson SureColor P5000 in Computer Shopper.

This color laser AIO combines near-typeset-quality text with above-average graphics. You can my review of the Canon Color ImageClass MF731Cdw in Computer Shopper.

Chock full of the latest high-end components, this is the new top choice in media-savvy workstations. Check out my review of the HP Z840 workstation in StudioDaily.

Think of it as a Windows-based MacBook Pro with a workstation-grade display and graphics engine. You can read my review of the Dell Precision M3800 in StudioDaily.

It was introduced 25 years ago. Yet many casual graphics users have never heard of it. You can read my review of the CorelDraw Graphics Suite X7 at NotebookReview.

This dye-based wide-carriage photo printer produces vibrant colors. Check out my review of the Canon Pixma Pro-100 in Computer Shopper.

This printer has fast photo output and a wealth of online/mobile connection options. Read my review of the Canon Pixma G5520 in Computer Shopper.

Do you need to do some serious production-quality sound editing? You may want to read my review of Sony’s Sound Forge Pro 11 in StudioDaily.

Wow, it’s a pocket-sized pro-quality camcorder. Read my review of the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera in StudioDaily

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.

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