Canon has a new series of printers designed for the SOHO and small-business markets. With workhorse performance and high-quality prints, it’s worth the premium.

Epson’s Expression Premium XP-520 is a great printer that churns out quality photos and documents. As a MFP, however, there are too many quirks and missing features.

The Officejet Pro 8620 from HP delivers fast prints with good-quality output on regular and specialty paper, making it attractive to both offices and large households.

Using a new color ink system, the SureColor P600 from Epson is capable of delivering beautiful photo prints up to 13 inches wide.

If you do a lot of printing, and want the ability to print on paper up to 11 × 17, the MFC-J5520DW from Brother, with its high-capacity ink cartridges and 250-sheet paper tray, is a good value.

The Expression Home XP-420 is a fairly basic three-function all-in-one. But at just price, it’s hard to beat.

The PictureMate PM-400 is the newest portable photo printer from Epson, and lets you make lab-quality photos at home. But the convenience of this specialty printer comes at a premium.

Budget printers usually requires sacrifice in features or performance, but Brother’s J885DW office MFP delivers on the things that matter, at a low cost of purchase.

For high-yield printing environments such as small offices, Canon’s Maxify MB5420 is a great choice. It’s a multifunction workhorse printer designed for heavy-duty use.

You can make gallery-quality prints at home with the affordable Epson SureColor P400, a prosumer inkjet that is a good choice for anyone starting out.

In our Canon Pixma TS9020 review we find that six color inks creates excellent photo prints at an affordable price for a inkjet printer of this quality.

NASA's JPL commissioned a series of posters that celebrate the exploration of our solar system. Here's how to download and print them at home.

Brother has a new line of printers designed for business environments and demanding home offices.

Epson unveils a wider-format photo printer in its SureColor series, the P800, which uses an excellent but expensive ink system.

The DS620A printer isn't for regular home use, but its ability to churn out 400 photos per hour means photographers can use it to make on-demand prints.

Booq's Python Mirrorless is a camera bag designed for more compact camera models.

Kodak has entered into a multi-year licensing agreement with JK Imaging that will see new cameras 2013, including mirrorless and mega-zoom models.

The newest portable scanner from Canon is ideal for digitizing receipts, business documents, and any paper that's spilling out of your kitchen drawer.

The Steadicam Smoothee is designed for smooth panning video shot with iPhone or GoPro devices, giving you the film-like quality without the expensive gear.