A dual-cartridge inkjet printer for $14? That’s something you don’t see very often–or for very long.HP I’m sure most of you already own a printer. But what about a spare one in case the first one dies ...

The HP CP1700 arrived at our office, in a box so big I was dubious that the contents really were a printer. Being an A3 printer this large box is understandable, but when you've grown used to A4 ...

Bottom line: This is a solid, low-cost option for small offices and workgroups that need budget color printing that’s strictly business. The printer’s simple and utilitarian design should serve ...

Considering an HP printer? If you're confused by HP's ink incentive programs, you’re not alone. We break down the differences and explain how to choose the right one to maximize your savings. Most of ...

A flexible inkjet can suit scrapbookers who also print schoolwork and household documents. If photo printing is your main ...

You hate your printer. Of course you do. Everyone hates their printer, especially if it’s an inkjet. They’re unreliable, they jam and they run out of ink at the worst possible time, and let’s not even ...

The International Space Station is one of our leading frontiers of science and engineering, but it’s easy to forget that an exotic orbiting laboratory has basic needs shared with every terrestrial ...

If you buy a thing, you probably think the deal is pretty simple: You give a company money for, say, a pen, and you can use the pen for as long as you want. Or at least until you break it or the ink ...