The Canon Pixma MG5720 Wireless Inkjet All-in-One ($99.99) is obviously meant to be used as a home multifunction printer (MFP), with a distinct lack of key office-centric features like faxing, an ...

The Canon Pixma TS6320 Wireless All-in-One ($129.99), a direct competitor to the Editors' Choice Epson Expression Premium XP-7100 Small-in-One, is a photo-centric multifunction printer designed for ...

The Canon Pixma TS9521C Wireless Crafter's All-In-One Printer ($249.99) is the first consumer-grade photo/arts and crafts all-in-one printer with smart home capabilities that we've tested. It's the ...

The Canon MP540 offers a lot for the money. It’s an all-in-one device, which has the usual print, copy and scan functionality. In addition there are two paper trays and a digital memory card reader ...

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The way we work has changed so much over the past year. Who could ever have imagined that many of us would be working from home full time? It’s meant that many employers have had to provide remote IT ...

Superior glossy-photo output and performance somewhat justify the unit and ink prices for this MFP, but color graphics on plain paper don’t measure up. The Canon Pixma MG8220 Wireless Inkjet Photo All ...

Canon's New Line of Inkjet Photo Printers Are First To Carry The PIXMA(TM) Brand Canon's four new inkjet photo printers - PIXMA iP1500, iP2000, iP3000 and iP4000 - offer consumers new levels of price ...

Part of a recent five-model debut of Canon's TS-series Pixmas, the TS9120 ($149.99 at Walmart) is available in three colors: red, gray, and gold. (Canon sent us the gray model.) As the highest-priced ...

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Most of my current work for PCMag is about printers and projectors, but I've covered a wide variety of other subjects—in more than 4,000 pieces, over more than 40 years—including both computer-related ...