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Simon Handby
Simon Handby is a freelance journalist, writer and editor at Hackbash with over two decades of experience in the technology, automotive, and energy sectors. His work has been featured in IT Pro, PC Pro, and he has collaborated with notable clients such as BMW, Porsche and EDF. Simon’s creative and insightful content has earned him recognition, including the award-winning Toyota iQ launch hypermiling campaign.
- HP Officejet 4630 review Great looks and specifications, but you can buy a better home office MFP than this£81.46
- business buyHP Officejet Pro 8610 review Fast, flexible and very affordable, this is a strong small office inkjet, with irritating drivers£139.46
- Canon PIXMA iX6850 review Great for creative use in the office, but pricey and not so good over Wi-Fi£165
- Brother MFC-J6520DW review Dowdy, with unremarkable results. This A3 MFP's strongest feature is low costs£142.74
- Canon Pixma MG6450 review A great inkjet MFP, although we'd have expected better paper handling for the price£100
- Brother MFC-1810 review An impressive MFP for the money, but its high running costs are disappointing£108
- Symantec Endpoint Protection Small Business Edition 2014 Comparatively easy to configure and manage, yet offering very high protection, Endpoint Protection is great for businesses£136.80
- best buyAcronis True Image 2014 Premium review With improved cloud backup and recovery, True Image remains our choice for backup£60
- business buySamsung Xpress M2875FW review A fast, compact and flexible monochrome MFP with paper-saving features that help keep running costs down£208
- Nero 14 Platinum review A re-focused and improved package of multimedia apps and tools, but the price has crept up too£67.99
- HP Officejet 7610 review A smart and competent A3 MFP for the office, but duplex printing is a £50 option£184.21
- business buySage 50 Accounts 2014 review An impressive and comprehensive accounts package for small and medium firms, but you need experience to get the most out of it£500
- Canon i-SENSYS MF8540Cdn review Excellent text and graphic prints, as well as dodgy photos, unfathomable controls and higher than ideal colour running costs£322