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I tested the Xerox C235 and I can’t fault the print quality of this slick color laser printer

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By Jim Hill Verified
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Xerox C235 color laser printer during our review. If you need a fast and fully featured multifunction printer at a sensible price for your business or home office, I’d recommend the Xerox C235. It’s a mid-price printer retailing around $400 (£275), which is at the affordable end of Xerox’s own laser line-up.
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Samsung HW-C450 Review

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By Danny Philips, DTrust Score, Matthew Moskovciak, Jim Hill Verified
| Gadget Review
Launched in 2023, the Samsung HW C450 is an affordable 2.1-channel soundbar which comes with a subwoofer. Though it lacks Dolby Atmos, it does support Dolby Digital 2.1 and DTS Virtual X. Similar to the best speakers, the soundbar incorporates Adaptive Sound Lite, Game mode, Bass Boost mode, Night mode, and Voice Enhance feature. For connectivity, the soundbar pairs with a TV via Bluetooth, aligning it with the best soundbars. Wired options include an Optical port.
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Canon MAXIFY GX6550 review

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By Jim Hill Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Here’s a rare departure from the usual AOI form factor. How about an ADF (automatic document feed) that loads from the front rather than the top? Or a scanner specialized in copying passports and ID cards? The advantage is that you can install it under a counter, or on a shelf and copy documents without having to lift the scanner lid more than a few inches.
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