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| Back To School : Best Printers |
Here's a back to school heads up for you guys out there who are planning to purchase a new model of printer for the new school year. There are a lot of hot models and new trends that hits the printing world, and serves a great buddy to all students who for sure will be making a lot of projects and print works for school this year. So let's now introduce our top picks for the best printer models that suits the school year of 2012.
Kodak printer offers a new service, the Kodak Hero 9.1. With Google Cloud Print
and Kodak Email Print technology, allowing both new and current customers to print
from mobile devices on the go. The flagship 4-in-1 HERO 9.1 has a
sleek new design with a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, 30-page ADF,
100-sheet paper tray with a 40-sheet photo tray and print speeds up to
8.5 ipm in black and 5.5 IPM in color. Awarded as the Editor's Choice Award by PrinterComparison, the best in Printer News and Reviews.
Hewlett Packard also have the HP Photosmart
7510 e-All-in-One. It offers a wide family
creative options that no other product in its class can top as of this
writing. Other features include: print speeds of up to 13.5 ppm in black
and 9 ppm in color, a 4.33-inch touchscreen, 125-sheet input tray with
20-sheet dedicated photo tray and 25-sheet ADF.
The Dell V725w is a 4-in-1 device with ISO print speeds up to 10 ppm, a
print resolution up to 4800 x1200 DPI, 50-page ADF, 2.4-inch color LCD,
wireless connectivity and more. In other words, a solid choice for the
more technical student who is more interested in getting things done
than creative options.
The ultra compact Samsung ML-2165w aims to bring small office,
home office customers quality laser prints in a more economical offering
thanks to the new 1500-page all-in-one toner cartridges and ECO
features reducing toner and paper usage automatically. This is for the
student who only needs/wants to print black and white text documents
fast and often.
The flagship Pixma MG8220 Wireless Photo All-in-One offers many of the
same features we first saw on the Pixma MG8120: identical print speeds
and print resolution, Intelligent Touch system with 3.5-inch LCD, two-way paper feeding, automatic
duplexing and built-in wireless connectivity as well as a new
CD/DVD/Blu-ray tray and the Pixma Cloud Link feature. Perhaps the best printer on this list as far as photo
quality goes, but a little light on mobile features and applications
compared to the Kodak and HP models.
Don't forget to check the price list of their laser toner cartridges and ink cartridges, so you won't be surprised of the retail price when you purchase for their replacements.
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