At its introduction in 1993, the first color laser printer on the market carried a $12,500 price tag. Its early competitors still could cause sticker shock at and above $6,000, compared to monochrome ...

Until the mid-'90s, if you wanted to print something in color, you had to use an ink jet printer. Laser was for black and white only. Then in 1994, QMS came out with a color laser printer but it was ...

Mark down 2006 as the year that the affordable workhorse color laser for the small office and small workgroup finally arrived. By affordable I mean hitting the $500 mark. And by workhorse I mean fast ...

Color laser printers offer great speed and reliability for demanding business, home-office, and small-office users. While they’re great for individuals who want their documents in living color, laser ...

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Not long ago, color laser printers were slow, balky, very expensive beasts. Only highly trained professionals could change their consumables, and they needed to live in a climate-controlled room to ...

Speed and economy are its strengths; its color quality is acceptable for mainstream business use. Kyocera Mita’s FS-C5300DN color laser printer is very fast, and its consumables have an ...

What is the best laser printer for Mac users? When choosing between laser or inkjet, we recommend laser. Laser printers used to be prohibitively expensive, but prices have come down, and you’ll have ...

Question: So I want to print in color, and with the cost of color lasers coming down, I am wondering: laser versus inkjet? When does laser make sense? It’s true that the cost of color laser printers ...

We’ve always found the various methods for adding text and graphics to 3D prints somewhat underwhelming. Embossed or debossed characters are fuzzy, at best, and multi-color printers always seem to ...

Some things just sound too good to be true. For example: a $300 color laser. Surely at that price there must be something seriously wrong with it: impossibly slow ...