If you really want it all, be prepared to spend more for something such as the HP Photosmart 3310. If what you really need is a office-oriented all-in-one and you don't need the photo features (including media card slots), the same $200 will get you the excellent Canon Pixma MP530. For an excellent photo all-in-one, check out the $200 Canon Pixma MP600-you lose the fax and the ADF but come away with fast, high-quality prints and loads of features. In the end, we recommend you pass on the Dell Photo All-in-One Printer 966: There are better machines out there for your money.
Add-ons, such as a duplexer and wireless/Ethernet card, make it even more compelling as an office multifunction, though its so-so task speeds and print quality are discouraging. We prefer to think of this $200 multifunction printer as an office machine that serves up a few bonus photo features. And its subpar photo print quality and lack of photo-oriented features don't help its case, either.
The Dell Photo All-in-One Printer 966 suffers from an identity crisis: Its name pegs it as a photo-oriented printer, but features such as fax and an automatic document feeder mark it as an office-oriented all-in-one.
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