Top 2 All-In-One Devices For 2004

All-in-one devices -- also known as multifunctions or MFPs -- continue to provide a convenient way to print, scan, copy, and (sometimes) fax from one handy unit. Some home all-in-ones are inkjet printers have hit such high quality that they are capable of excellent photo printing as well. Meanwhile, prices are still dropping on laser multifunctions, allowing small businesses to take advantage of them as well.

1. Canon MultiPass MP390

The Canon MultiPass MP390 made Editor's Choice/Editor's Pick at both PC Magazine and PC World. Reviewers were enthusiastic about its speed (fast), it's print quality (good), and its built-in fax capability. Like many of the newer printers, it also comes with media slots, so you can print from a variety of sources.

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2. Brother MFC-8840DN

If you're serious about getting a good, solid multifunction laser for your small or home business, and want to offer a direct hint to your family, then you might want to drop the name of the Brother MFC-8840DN. PC World gave it an Editor's Pick tag, and PC Magazine was enthusiastic about the number of features it offered and above-par output quality.

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