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HP Photosmart 7520 e-All-in-One review The Photosmart 7520 seems like an excellent bit of hardware, but HP's simplistic drivers will prevent demanding users getting the best from it£130 -
Epson Expression Premium XP-800 review A smart MFP that performs pretty well, but it's very expensive to buy and run£169.99 - business buy
Epson WorkForce WF-3540DTWF review A fully-featured MFP that's ideal for a busy home office or micro business£120 -
Epson Expression Home XP-405 review A wireless MFP with entry-level performance. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the price to match£60 -
HP Officejet 6600 review A reasonable MFP with exceptionally low running costs, but it's overpriced and hamstrung by its awful driver interfaces£90 -
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Brother MFC-J825DW review With its comprehensive set of features this MFP is a jack of all trades. It's pretty quick, but the results are unremarkable£140 -
Brother MFC-J430W review A home office MFP that's affordable to buy and run, but its performance is only average£86.75 -
Canon PIXMA MG5450 review A stylish and fully-featured MFP, but we're not sure about its wireless performance£86 - recommended
Canon PIXMA MP230 review A cheap MFP without punishing running costs, the PIXMA MP230 is an entry-level bargain£29.21 - recommended
Pantum P2050 review This bargain mono laser marks a promising start from a new brand, but it's distinctly no-frills£59.98 -
Canon i-Sensys MF4890dw review A smart mono laser MFP for the small office, but it could be cheaper to run£222.67 -
Serif CraftArtist 2 Professional review Easy to use yet powerful and software for tackling a variety of crafts£22.99 - best buy
Acronis True Image 2013 review Precious little has changed from the last version, but True Image 2013 remains our pick of backup software£29.95 - recommended
Canon Pixma iP7250 review Canon's A4 inkjet gives superb prints, but it's a little pricy to run£59.12