See Also
Multifunction Printer Links
Experts say you shouldn't pay for more functions than you'll use. If you don't anticipate doing much copying or faxing, you'll probably be better served by a regular color inkjet printer. You'll pay less money for speedier output, and quality may be better. See our separate report on
See the separate ConsumerSearch reports for more information on stand-alone
"Macworld Buying Guides: Multifunction Printers" by Roman Loyola provides a good overview of MFP features and options.
"An All-in-One Printer for Every Setting" by M. David Stone contains some good advice on what to look for when shopping for an MFP, and it offers product recommendations.
ComputerShopper.com has a simple buying guide for multifunction printers.
If photo printing is a top concern, TrustedReviews.com offers a helpful primer, "Digital Photography Tutorial -- Photo Printing."
Manufacturers' websites have detailed specification information:






