Stories about: Brother

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    Intel: Chips in brains will control computers by 2020 20/11/2009 07:19:00

    By the year 2020, you won't need a keyboard and mouse to control your computer, say Intel Corp. researchers. Instead, users will open documents and surf the Web using nothing more than their brain waves.
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    Brother HL-3070CW colour LED printer 13/11/2009 16:30:00

    The Brother HL-3070CW colour printer is one of the company’s first to use LED technology. Competing with entry-level colour laser printers, the HL-3070CW is reasonably quick and it's easy to set up.
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    Canon PIXMA MP490 inkjet multifunction 03/11/2009 15:50:00

    Canon's entry-level PIXMA MP490 inkjet multifunction lacks the small luxuries of its more expensive counterparts, like an Easy Scroll Wheel, PictBridge USB port and CD/DVD printing. For the price, however, we can't complain; as a basic printer, scanner and copier, the PIXMA MP490 will do the job well.
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    Fuji Xerox Phaser 3100MFP monochrome laser multifunction 03/11/2009 10:30:00

    We had a hard time trying to find something nice to say about the Fuji Xerox Phaser 3100MFP monochrome laser multifunction. It can print, scan and copy but none of these functions are easy to use.
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    HP Photosmart Premium C309g-m inkjet multifunction 23/10/2009 14:40:00

    HP's Photosmart Premium C309g-m offers many of the features you would expect from an inkjet multifunction in this price range, like Wi-Fi, advanced photo printing functions and even a touch screen. However, it lacks CD/DVD printing and we experienced issues when connecting to a wireless network.
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    Choose the right A3 printer for your office 16/10/2009 11:20:00

    Printer manufacturers have offered consumer A3+ printers for some time, but these have traditionally been targeted at photographers. Models like Epson's Stylus Photo R2880 provide fantastic print quality for high resolution photos and design material, but they use pigment-based inks. They also lack features like document scaling and network printing, which are important for many offices.
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    Canon PIXMA iX7000 A3 inkjet printer 14/10/2009 16:40:00

    Canon's PIXMA iX7000 is the company's second business-focussed A3 inkjet printer, and it's one of the most expensive on the market. It is big, slow and noisy but offers automatic duplex and network connectivity, and it produces great quality A4 and A3 output.
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    Canon PIXMA MP640 inkjet multifunction 09/10/2009 16:40:00

    Canon's PIXMA MP640 inkjet multifunction improves on its predecessor -- the PIXMA MP630 -- by adding network connectivity, USB flash drive support and a bigger LCD display. This inkjet multifunction retains the same excellent features, ease of use and great print quality of the MP630 -- and the same slow print speed.
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    Epson Stylus Office T1100 A3+ inkjet printer 06/10/2009 11:10:00

    Epson's Stylus Office T1100 is the company's cheapest A3-capable inkjet printer and is targeted at small to medium offices. It doesn't offer the print quality of more expensive photo printers, but it can print quickly, easily enlarges A4 documents and is inexpensive to run.
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    HP Officejet 7000 Wide Format (E809a) A3+ inkjet printer 28/09/2009 10:35:00

    HP's Officejet 7000 Wide Format inkjet printer offers networked A3+ printing for the small office, allowing you to print in-house marketing materials quickly. Native A3 documents and materials look good, but the lack of a dedicated scaling option for A4 documents reduces the printer's overall functionality.
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    Konica Minolta Magicolor 2590MF colour laser multifunction printer 14/09/2009 12:10:00

    Konica Minolta's biggest problem with its Magicolor 2590MF colour laser multifunction is that better-designed machines (such as the Brother MFC-9440CN) can be had for around the same price. While this model works reasonably well, its design and scan quality could be better.
 
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