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Despite the switch to digital most people still want prints of their snaps. Which printer should you choose? Ursula Seymour, who writes for PC Advisor, Mac World, Computer Buyer and The Sunday Times among others, picks the very best Click here for Photo Printers Overview.
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The aficionado's choice. If you want professional-quality poster-sized prints for framing and hanging round your home or office the HP Photosmart 8750 is the one for you. Designed to appeal to demanding users it's the only one of our selection that does A3 size prints.
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Epson's PictureMate 500 allows
Forget about learning to use a computer in order to print out your digital shots. With Epson's PictureMate PM 280 you can browse, edit, enhance, print and store your photos without going near a PC or Mac.
A family printer has to be an all-round workhorse that can output great quality photos, but take printing text in its stride. It should also be easy to use and relatively inexpensive. This is why we picked the Canon Pixma iP4300 printer as our best family photo printer.
Photo printers can be pricey, particularly when you factor in the cost of paper and ink, but the Epson Stylus Photo R265 proves that you can get great quality results without spending a fortune.