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The Epson Stylus Photo R1900 printer delivers A3 sized prints and features a new ink set to improve skin tones.

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Lexmark X4550 With the X4550, Lexmark has built wireless LAN connectivity into an MFP for less than £100.... Full Review	£99.00	84%
Kodak EasyShare 5300 The Kodak EasyShare 5300 is the first example of Kodak's new inkjet technology we've tested..... Full Review	£140.00	89%
Canon Pixma MP600 The Canon Pixma MP600 is a large and imposing beast, but it's also stylish and beautifully constructed.. Full Review	£140.00	91%
Epson Stylus R265 Fundamentally, the R265 is a very competent printer, but ... Full Review	£65.00	82%
Canon Pixma iP1800 Punches above its weight in terms of photo print quality.... Full Review	£40.00	83%
HP Photosmart D7360 The HP D7360 feels like it's built to withstand abuse..... Full Review	£100.00	86%
Epson Stylus R360 Unlike its cheaper R265 sibling, the Epson Stylus R360 is not short on features.. Full Review	£90.00	88%
Canon Pixma iP5300 In use, you really appreciate its speed. An A4 borderless photo shoots out in just over two minutes.... Full Review	£95.00	91%
Sagem Photo Easy 260 The Sagem Photo Easy 260 is the latest in French company's Sagem dye sub printer range... Full Review	£140.00	83%
Sony SnapLab Thermal Dye Sublimation Printer Straying somewhat from familiar territory for What Digital Camera readers, as this is essentially a commercial printer. However, to some it may also prove to be a... Full Review	£1,200.00	92%