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    Lexmark's X83 All-In-One should really be called the Most-In-One; it's a colour inkjet-based multifunction that combines a flatbed scanner, a printer, and a photocopier in one box.

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    The HP DeskJet 350CBi is a cleverly designed portable inkjet printer that's small enough to toss into a briefcase. It's solidly built and reasonably priced at AU$542.

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