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    The performance, image quality, and ease of use of this all-in-one make it a good fit for SOHO users who can live without fax capabilities.

  • Sanyo PLV-Z1: Entry level projector

    The PLV-Z1 is a decent mid-range home theatre projector with plenty of oomph, although you wouldn't want to move it much. Read our Australian review.

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