Superficially similar to the Canon Color imageClass MF8080Cw that it's in the process of replacing in Canon's line, the Canon Color imageClass MF8280Cw($595.00 at Amazon) is meant for light-duty ...

Based on price alone, the Canon Color imageClass MF628Cw ($399) is an obvious candidate if you need a color laser multifunction printer (MFP) for your micro office or for personal use and want one ...

Canon's Color imageClass MF644Cdw laser printer delivers high-quality output at relatively fast speeds, making it a good choice for low-volume print and copy applications. Like most of the machines ...

Canon delivers solid value with the Color ImageClass MF8580Cdw Color Laser Multifuction printer. For $599 list, the 8580 includes a two-sided color printer, copier, scanner and fax machine with ...

The high price gets you some nice copy and scan capabilities but falls short on printing power. The Canon Color ImageClass MF8450c color laser multifunction printer offers mediocre performance for a ...

There is a code to which a cowboy cleaves. He never shoots first, he’s always kind to ladies, and he never buys more printer than he can handle. While I can’t speak for those out on the lone prairie, ...

The Canon Color ImageClass MF9220Cdn (print/copy/fax/scan) is sized and equipped for any busy workgroup's high-volume use. Available at an estimated street price of $999 (as of February 15, 2011), it ...

Low-cost laser MFP offers high copy quality and good performance for the price. The Canon ImageClass MF 5750 looms 17.4 inches high and 19.1 inches wide. I liked the layout of the front panel, which ...

The Canon Color imageClass MF641Cw ($299.99) is an entry-level color all-in-one laser printer meant for use in home-based or small offices, or as a personal AIO. Compared with its competitors, ...

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