Matthew Richards

HP's new range-topping all-in-one inkjet comes complete with detachable tablet

What price Kodak's top-of-the-range printer? At least running costs might be cheaper than you think

Can Kodak's new ESP 7250 really drive down the cost of inkjet printing?

How much do you really need to pay for a top-of-the-range printer? If you don't need options such as Wi-Fi connectivity, faxing and self-contained photocopying, it might be less than you think.

A practically perfect Wi-Fi all-in-one printer for the photo enthusiast and document monger alike

Can you colour yourself in glory with Epson's 6-ink photo printer?

HP redefines mobile printing with cunning new ePrint features

Epson sets out to handle all your small office printing chores with the BX305FW

What price Wi-Fi printing? Canon's new MP495 cuts a few corners to reduce the cost

Though it's the least expensive of Canon's new generation of 'MG' all-in-one printers, the MG5150 still serves up a feast of features.

For all your home office requirements, the S405 makes good business sense

Alpha by name, but can it really beat the big boys of the DLSR world?

A real go-faster wide-angle lens

Straightforward printing with the emphasis on speed and quality, rather than frills

A printer that can produce quality to keep, whatever the weather

Touchscreen technology comes to printing with 'smart solutions' on the side

Touchscreen triumph, wireless wizard, premium printer, or just a blatant copycat?

The well-connected PX710W aims to be the photographer's best friend

Speed, specs and sophistication make this a standout all-in-one printer

Canon's 5-ink system continues to impress

Panasonic's latest camera tries to get the best of both compact cameras and SLRs

Could this be the smartest digital compact camera ever made?

Stitching a sequence of shots together lets you see the bigger picture, but it comes with a super-sized price tag

The Ixus 980 IS is so full of tricks, you have to wonder where they find space to jam in all those extra megapixels as well. Matthew Richards takes a closer look