The FS-920 is well built, speedy and incredibly economical to run. A perfectly pitched model from Kyocera.

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

Geared toward amateur photographers, the MP760 quickly scans film and prints top-quality photos, while offering perks such as a duplexer.

With fast performance and built-in Ethernet, the HP Officejet 7210 all-in-one is a top inkjet MFP for office. And it produces superb-looking photos to boot.

Excellent print results and reasonable running costs for a dye-sublimation printer mean this unit is hard to beat if you are after photo-lab quality prints.

Brother's MFC-665CW has great features, is easy to set up and is well designed. It's suitable for a home office or for a small office environment.

If it's compatible with your camera, the PictureMate is a good choice for affordable, top-quality snapshots.

This printer is definitely a good choice for the busy small office due to its speed, print quality and excellent range of connectivity options.

The Epson Stylus Photo R2880 has emerged as the new standard for high quality photo reproduction. With a relatively low initial price point and decent consumable efficiency, the R2880 is a must-have for any semi-professional photographer looking to print their own photos at home.

The HP A626 delivers plenty of bang for your buck. With enough photo-editing and enhancing features to keep the kids occupied, the easy-to-use HP A626 produces crisp, colour-rich prints. Pity about the drying time, though.

The Phaser 7300N would suit a large workgroup that demands quick printing and flawless text.

This new model's high-quality photos and low per-print cost should land it on any amateur photographer's shortlist.