The G610 keeps things simple for Kodak camera owners. While prints are inexpensive, output is merely adequate.

In spite of the corporate edge, the overall verdict on the Konica Minolta Magicolor 2550EN has to be that it doesn't stand out from the competition.

Graphics printing is slow, and the features fail to justify the high price.

The Konica Minolta Magicolor 2530DL is an economical choice for printing text and photos, if space and convenience are more important to you than print quality. It will appeal especially to professionals in need of quick, tolerable-quality photo prints from a digital camera.

This printer may well lead the colour printing revolution, with rapid colour output at an affordable price.

This is the lowest-priced colour laser we've seen -- and it offers top-notch print quality. Its only downfall is the cost of a networking adapter.

Konica Minolta appears to have fixed the problem with sluggishness that plagued our 5430DL test unit. However, the 5440DL's 14.7 pages per minute for text and 4.5ppm for colour still lag behind colour lasers that have a similar price and comparable paper capacity.

Great for personal use, this low-price colour laser printer produces attractive colour documents.

If you need to print large volumes of colour documents each month, this printer is ideal. It's perhaps the best colour laser printer in its class and at $1699, the initial outlay for this unit isn't extravagant.

Once you're over the initial set-up hurdle, the MagiColour 8650DN is a top-notch printer for design studios.

With low ongoing running costs and excellent print speeds, the FS-2000D is definitely an ideal printer for small businesses and workgroups.

While the initial purchase price may be steep, the low running costs will probably save you money in the long run.