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Issue #0528/1 - Epson’s new generation of inkjet devices are unremarkable, particularly in photo printing speed but are economical on paper.

New from Epson are the D series inkjet printers and DX series inkjet All-in-Ones, all billed as ‘affordable’. While the D series printers are described as ‘ideal for all your printing needs’, the DX series AiOs claim just to be ‘competent’!

Issue #0528/2 - There are a number of advantages to printers with separate and individual ink tank configurations. But, the general perception is that they will save the user money. Is this true and how can users save on their inkjet printing costs?

Issue #0527/1 - A year from the first sighting of the Fuji Xerox engine, Epson has launched its AcuLaser C4200 colour laser printer with 25ppm colour and 35ppm mono print speed.

While Brother looks to be phasing out its use of Fuji Xerox colour laser engines, at least for the time-being, Epson has launched its version of the 35/25ppm engine shared with Dell and, of course, Xerox itself.

Issue #0527/2 - In launching so many products, Canon has created a bewildering range of printers and AiO. Could it be too many and is this contributing to such high purchase prices?

Canon has recently announced its ‘Autumn Collection’ of consumer products, comprising more than 40 products in four main categories – digital photography, digital video, photo printers and projectors.

Issue #0527/3 - No changes at Xerox yet as the US Dollar strengthens but Lexmark raises prices for the second month running.