What They're Saying About: The Lexmark X3350

PC Magazine reviewer M. David Stone describes this all-in-one as “minimalist,” and that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Although the Lexmark X3350 doesn’t include such niceties as an ADF (automatic document feeder) or fax modem, and is a bit larger than today’s average all-in-one, it is fast, will print directly from your digital camera, and gives you the choice of printing with either four or six inks. In other words, a good all-around inexpensive device.

Price: $99.99
Type: Color all-in-one
Max. Print Speed: 22ppm black, 15ppm color
Max. Print Resolution: 4800 x 1200 dpi (interpolated)
Special Features: Memory card slots, 4- or 6-color cartridges.

CNet Review

Rating: 6.2 out of 10

Liked: Budget price; PictBridge port; helpful image-editing software; standalone copying; Windows and Mac compatible; speedy text printouts.

Disliked: Large footprint; blurry text prints; iffy scans; no memory card slots; no LCD preview screen.

In Short: This is a decent budget-quality photo printer, scanner, and photocopier for amateur shutterbugs with PictBridge cameras.

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PC Magazine Review

Rating: 3.0 out of 5

Liked: Fast performance for the price. PictBridge connector for printing directly from cameras. Can print with either four inks or six (for improved photos).

Disliked: Text quality is relatively low. Graphics and photo quality are only midrange for ink jets. No memory card slots. No automatic document feeder. No fax modem.

In Short:: The Lexmark X3350 offers minimal all-in-one features, with no automatic document feeder or fax modem, but it prints, scans, copies, and even takes advantage of a PC modem to fax.

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