printers

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Folks in a small business might be used to big ink tanks without an obvious cartridge in a printer, but Epson is extending the tech to folks who print photos, and lots of them.

If you've ever been frustrated by running out of ink, HP's Instant Ink service might just be a win, especially if you print mostly photos.

Whether you print a little or a lot, HP's firmware controlled printer ink is an interesting approach that could end up annoying you, or even saving you money.

Taking photos is only one part of the picture, and while printing feels like a bit of a bygone, it can come back with printing, something Canon's latest printer could just help with.

You may not print those photos as much as you used to, but if you like to print big, the technology is getting better, borrowing from the big leagues.

Not everyone needs a printer, but if you still want to print photos for friends and are after photo lab quality, HPs Sprocket Studio is made for the mobile generation.

The printed picture isn't as much of a thing as it once was, but it doesn't have to be that way, and you can get your phone pictures printed to go.