For nearly a decade, Bill focused on printer and scanner technology and reviews for PCMag, and wrote about computer technology since well before the advent of the internet. He authored or co-authored ...

HP wants us to fill’er up. Owning a printer used to feel like buying a bargain car that takes premium gas. The price tag ...

With tax season officially here, your family is likely to be printing a lot more in the coming months. From pay stubs and W-2s to filing forms and documents, a reliable, versatile printer is a ...

HP recently launched its latest line of affordable and reliable Smart Tank printers, in time for the new school year. Designed specifically to cater to the printing needs of students and parents on a ...

The recent pandemic has changed how we do business and made us realize the importance of having reliable and efficient technology. As we continue navigating this hybrid world, many of us have ...

Specs: A4 colour inkjet all-in-one printer, print, scan, copy, 2.2-inch touch display, automatic document feeder, USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, WiDi, 100 sheet input tray, 30 sheet output tray In the box: ...

The HP Smart Tank 5101 All-in-One Printer ($279.99) competes head-to-head with the recently reviewed Canon Pixma G3270, each offering the same marquee appeal: very low running cost. If you print ...

The HP Smart Tank Plus 651 Wireless All-in-One is a bulk-ink printer that produces quality output and costs little to use over time, but lacks many of the convenient features of similarly priced ...

The HP Smart Tank Plus 651 Wireless All-in-One is a bulk-ink printer that produces quality output and costs little to use over time, but lacks many of the convenient features of similarly priced ...

With the introduction of the HP Smart Tank Plus 651 Wireless All-in-One ($449.99), the company finally joins the likes of Epson and Canon in the bulk-ink AIO printer market. Like those EcoTank and ...

HP's Smart Tank Plus 551 Wireless All-in-One ($399.99) is a bulk-ink multifunction printer that, instead of cartridges, gets its ink from reservoirs you fill from bottles. Like the Editors' Choice ...