If you don’t need Wi-Fi, HP’s modest mono laser printer churns out decent-quality pages at a fair clip and it comes with just the right features to satisfy a networked team in a shared office. Why you ...

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At 11 by 16.7 by 11.4 inches (HWD) and weighing a slight 16.8 pounds, the M130fw ($149.99 at HP), compared with the Canon MF227dw (14.2 by 15.4 by 14.6 inches and 28.2 pounds) and some other ...

This inexpensive machine has great wireless and mobile connectivity, but its pricey toner and sluggish performance are drawbacks. These days, https://www.pcworld.com ...