Printer Reviews

Being a small business doesn’t necessarily mean that your printing needs are small. But it can often mean that your printer doesn’t need to be big. There’s not always a lot of space for productive, quality and cost-effective printing equipment.

Sometimes you can’t tell the whole story on a single sheet of A4 Paper. Ledgers, Spreadsheets, flow charts are difficult to read when crammed onto one A4 sheet, and difficult to follow when spread over two.

For those needing high volume, colour printing they often have to make compromises, especially when the printer serves a larger workgroup of up to 30 users. Speed is of the essence to avoid job queuing with users having to wait for previous jobs to be completed.

The majority of printers, both inkjet and laser, will print to a maximum sheet size of A4. Whilst this is fine for most print jobs, some documents; such as Spreadsheets and Flow Charts, won’t fit on an A4 page. A Spreadsheet is harder to follow if it spreads over more than one page.

Many beautiful images stay in our minds for a lifetime, but we can’t share them with others. We can tell others about them, but as every picture is worth a thousand words, who has time for that?

Many small businesses have a need to pack as many functions as possible into the smallest space, and do it with style. The HP Officejet Pro 8720/30/40 all in one inkjet multifunction printers match these needs exactly.

The number of businesses operating in Australia is growing each year. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics there were more than 2.17 million actively trading businesses in June 2016.

We get to a critical point in a print run and the quality of the print drops away as the cartridge runs out. Printing photos, especially 10” x 8” and A4 sizes, takes more ink than ordinary printing and so the need to replace cartridges more frequently may deter some users...

Many applications call for far more than just the ability to print. They call for a device that can offer multiple communication methods from a central hub, not just printing but scanning, copying and faxing as well.

For some users communicating in colour is not high on their list of needs but having access to the range of options available from a Multi-Function Printer, (MFP) is. Add on fast printing, scanning and copying, adaptability in paper handling,