The Canon Pixma TR150 is a tidy little inkjet that’s ideal for travelling business users but also makes a good job of ...

I reviewed the new Canon Selphy QX20, a tiny, battery-powered printer with dye-sublimation quality for on-the-go photo prints ...

For couples, friends, and solo adventurers who love to document their experiences, the award-winning POWERSHOT V10 is the ...

Choosing between Canon and Brother printers can be challenging. This comparison covers print quality, cost, durability, and ...

Yes, ink tank printers are more cost-effective for high-volume printing. They have refillable tanks, reducing ink costs and waste. They also offer better page yields and lower cost per print, making ...

After four years testing printers, he definitively confirmed that they all suck, but some suck less than others. If you want to make a photo book to commemorate an event or experience, Mixbook is ...

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Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH introduces the TLP3640A photorelay for factory automation and other industrial applications, including building automation, security systems, and measuring instruments.

Printing has taken a little bit of a backseat in recent years as we move to a more digitalised norm. However, that doesn’t mean that we don’t need good printers especially when it comes to preserving ...

Canon's new PIXMA TS7770 brings a lot to the table as an all-in-one printer capable of printing photos at high resolution and quality but is it worth the investment?