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Lexmark OfficeEdge Pro5500 review
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Good use of a touchscreen with this business-focused printer.
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Canon Pixma MX895 review
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Stylish, but lacking in the web department.
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Artistic flourish: Epson Artisan 1430 review
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Affordable large-format printing.
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Quiet achiever: HP Officejet Pro 8100 review
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HP's latest targets the small office market with an attractive feature set.
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Clever and compact: Brother MFC-J825DW review
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Sleek, well-sized and cloud-aware.
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Canon imageCLASS MF5980dw review
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Big office features in a small office package.
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12-ink monster photo printer: Canon Pixma Pro-1 review
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Forget four, six or even eight inks: Canon’s new high-end Pixma Pro-1 uses a 12-ink system, including four greys for smoother monochrome prints.
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Serious business: Lexmark X548dte review
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Fast, high-quality printing on offer from Lexmark's latest business MFD.
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Robust all-rounder: HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus review
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A solid performer for the small office.
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Smaller than you think: HP LaserJet Pro 100 M175nw review
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Slimmed down colour laser MFD.
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Printing meets the cloud: Canon Pixma MG6250 review
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Pixma goes all touchy-feely -- and connected.
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Wheezy but easy: Canon Pixma MX885 review
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Faster Wi-Fi is good, but what happened to disc printing?
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If it ain't broke: QuickBooks Pro 2011/12 review
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There's only a few days left now until the end of the financial year, but a few tweaks to our favourite small business financial software could make your life easier.
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Affordable photo management: Ashampoo Photo Commander 9 review
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Add lustre to that unmanageable photo collection with Ashampoo's latest all-in-one digital photo tool.
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No monkey business: MailChimp review
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Hosted bulk emailing for newsletters and more, MailChimp could be just what you need to spread the word.
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